We found 10 results for hill

Wayne White is "Jumping From Ice Floe to Ice Floe"

Everybody knows Wayne White. Even if you don't think you know him, you do. Throughout his career, the Chattanooga-born artist has seamlessly transitioned between roles as an artist, designer, and art May 13, 2024

Preview: Pat Phillips "It Was Sunny, but Then It Started to Rain" @ P.P.O.W Gallery, NYC

Pat Phillips often creates works on paper, a delicate but enduring surface that he layers upon layers on with acrylic, pencil, airbrush and aerosol paint. He layers meaning, most importantly, pop-cul May 06, 2024

Julian Pace's "Beloved Artifacts" are on Display

Julian Pace makes you think about the things you love, collect and why your knowledge of popular culture is so subconscious it almost permeates your daily life where you least expect it. Although I h May 03, 2024

A Visit to Guimi You's "Neighborhood"

Jessica Silverman is pleased to announce Guimi You’s Neighborhood, the Seoul-based artist’s first solo exhibition in San Francisco, on view from April 25 to June 1, 2024. The artist will pre April 24, 2024

Frank Lloyd Wright is Always "Timeless"

Spoke Art and The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation are pleased to present Frank Lloyd Wright: Timeless, a traveling pop-up art exhibition featuring all new illustrations and limited edition posters insp April 22, 2024

“Life is short. Eat dessert first”: An Interview with Casey Gray

Life can’t always be sweet. In fact, lifetimes are often marked by contrasting highs and lows of bustle and boredom, companionship and solitude, abundance and scarcity. Sure, it’s cliché, but so April 16, 2024

Mirrors, Twins, and Opposites: An Interview with Devra Fox

Creating a new life from the materials of our bodies may seem like something only a god (or mad scientist) would attempt, but pregnant women do it everyday. Half of the world’s population is biolog April 15, 2024

Philly and Friendship: Tierra Whack and Alex Da Corte Make The Best Art Together

Taking from something our editor Evan Pricco once said about Radiohead in our Winter ‘22 Quarterly, “Iconic bands have, one would say, an iconic aesthetic.” Although Tierra Whack is a one-woman April 08, 2024

The "Weird West" Goes... West

Popular culture has defined the cowboy by his riding boots, fringed leather pants, acute smoking habit, large bushy mustache, and stone-cold demeanor. Originally the spitting image of Americana, arti April 08, 2024

Dissolving: The Mystery and Magic of Cristina de Miguel

It’s okay to stop and stare, mouth open, gaping in wonder; it’s not very often you come across painterly feats so thrilling and risky, intemperately precarious and audacious, dancing so close to March 25, 2024
Nothing else to see here