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The Result of Chuck Sperry's Silkscreen Work is "Only Human"

Inspired by our human impulse to create, Chuck Sperry’s solo exhibition Only Human at Harman Projects underscores what it means to be a maker in the 21st century. The exhibition spans Sperry’s lo April 05, 2024

Susan Chen: Plan B @ Rachel Uffner Gallery, NYC

Rachel Uffner Gallery is pleased to present Plan B, Susan Chen’s second solo exhibition at the gallery. Notably, the show forges an impressive new artistic direction for Chen, whose multimedia March 08, 2024

This Train: Justine Kurland's Life on the Road

Justine Kurland's life on the road began as a child. Her mother and siblings would travel up and down the East Coast to make a living selling crafts at Renaissance fairs. Long before cell phones and February 02, 2024

Uncustomary Customs: An Interview With Brooklyn’s Grumpy Bert on the History of the Red Envelope Show

Symbolizing good luck and prosperity, the exchange of red envelopes is a beloved Lunar New Year tradition present in even the oldest stories about this celebration. To ring in the year of the dragon, February 01, 2024

Pex Pitakpong Says "Welcome To My World"

If you happen to be taking a little winter jaunt to Tokyo, go check out Pex Pitakpong's new solo show, Welcome To My World, on view at Nanzuka Underground. The Bangkok-born painter is known wide January 11, 2024

Wild Style 40: A Defining Film for a Defining Era Comes to Jeffrey Deitch Gallery

There are certain films that become outliers for their cult status, films that can be esoteric as well as universally appealing. If searching for an era, city, or cultural convergence to equal the ma November 09, 2023

Lenworth McIntosh Goes "In the Direction of Home" @ pt.2 Gallery, Oakland

A porch light. An easy chair in the corner. A roadway to the unknown. What is home? How do we navigate countrysides or cityscapes and conjure feelings of safety or peace? Lenworth McIntosh contemplat November 01, 2023

Ta-Ra: Sebastián Bruno's Portrait of South Wales

"From the bar, I watch a man in his sixties who has just walked in," writes Sebastián Bruno. "He is wearing a shabby suit and sunglasses that are too small for his face. October 12, 2023

Jules de Balincourt Orchestrates the "Midnight Movers"

It's quite a return to form, not so much as a painter but as a matter of location. Former Juxtapoz cover artist Jules de Balincourt is back in NYC, with Midnight Movers at Pace Gallery, his firs September 22, 2023

Cinga Samson: In the Depths of Mystery

South African artist Cinga Samson stumbled upon his career in the arts. In 2006, at just 19 years old, he walked by the Isibane Creative Arts studio in Cape Town’s Khayelitsha neighborhood. The art September 11, 2023
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