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For Stickymonger, "Everything Makes Sense"

Ross + Kramer is pleased to present Everything Makes Sense, Stickymonger’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery, on view through May 25, 2024, at Ross + Kramer New York. Together, these April 16, 2024

Best of 2022: 20 Things That Might Make You Happy

Most artists I know spend a great deal of time living inside their own minds—I for damn sure do. It’s easy to get turned around in there, stumbling into dark, depressing corners without a metapho December 29, 2022

Walton Ford is the Natural Scientist

The smallest fragment of source material related to natural history can evoke sweeping cinematic images.—Walton Ford March 21, 2022

Made In Hollywood: All Access with The Go-Go’s by Gina Shock

“They had the beat, and that’s what I desperately wanted.” Gleefully grateful words from Jodie Foster who had tirelessly toiled as a child actor and was invited to relax and hang out with December 09, 2021

Planet Caravan: Jennifer J Lee @ Klaus von Nichtssagend, New York

We've built a massive appreciation for artists that are using the materiality of paint in their practice, but we rarely see an artist putting emphasis on the qualities of the support on which they're June 25, 2021

All This Mayhem: Ben Venom Creates Heavy Metal Folktales on Black Sabbath's 50th Birthday

Through quilts, we can tell stories. Stories that are passed down through generations, often revealing secrets, traditions, and messages to family and succeeding generations, and as works of art or u July 10, 2019

Sound and Vision: The Slight Mixup On The Cover of Black Sabbath's "Paranoid"

Sometimes the most memorable album art has seemingly nothing to do with the album’s title or theme. Such is the case for Black Sabbath’s sophomore release, and perhaps best-known album, Paranoid. April 01, 2019

Sound and Vision: The "Simple and Bold" Cover of Pink Floyd's "Dark Side Of The Moon"

For those of us in the United States, (sorry Arizona and Hawaii,) today is our yearly “springing forward” out of Daylight Savings Time. So to celebrate the later sunsets, we’re going with a “ March 11, 2019
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