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Ozzie Juarez Explores New Territories in "OXI-DIOS" @ Charlie James Gallery, Los Angeles

Ozzie Juarez, even at his young age, is like an elder observationist. I often have thought this when he is curating through his Tlaloc Studios, or painting, or just part of a group show. We talk abou January 23, 2024

Gravity: Aapo Huhta's Contorted Realities

"In his new austerely black and white work, Aapo Huhta fills his photographs with a darkness so impenetrable that it dissolves the horizon. This nocturnal void is inhabited by human figures that seem November 08, 2023

Alison O’Daniel and "The Tuba Thieves"

The sound of a musical instrument can be hard to describe, but words like dark, pillowy, vibrant, buoyant, and full of presence collectively provide a vivid description of the mighty tuba, the almost October 20, 2023

Arjen: Looking for Space

Remember when you could be surprised? That sort of feeling before the oversaturation of information in the supermodern highway of social media that you could actually and genuinely see something fres October 02, 2023

Tyler Cross: “Tightening the Spiral” @ pt.2 Gallery, Oakland

On Friday, September 15th, pt.2 Gallery in Oakland will open Tightening the Spiral, a solo show of new works by Tyler Cross. For the information about the show, the artist and the gallery created, we September 14, 2023

The Narrows in the Works of Elise Ferguson

We have long been fans of the abstract works of Elise Ferguson. The work has a vitality and energy that emanates, pulses, moves. You can follow a line through the panel, watch as the colors soak up t July 28, 2023

Allison Zuckerman Holds "Open Casting" @ KÖNIG GALERIE, Berlin

KÖNIG GALERIE is pleased to present its first exhibition of the US American artist, Allison Zuckerman. Open Casting includes eight paintings and five sculptural works that reflect the New York- June 29, 2023

Jess Valice: When is a Good Time to Freak Out?

The psychological impact of mass media has fascinated artists and cultural commentators since Marshall McLuhan and the 1960s. While evolving technologies enhance our activities exponentially, they al June 26, 2023

Laurie Lipton: Drawing

Laurie Lipton admits that “I was the best drawer in kindergarten.” And though her new book is modestly called Drawing, it summons a bit more than getting a gold star sticker from the teacher. In February 14, 2023

"Donde las flores moradas lloran ⁣ (Where the Purple Flowers Cry)": Liz Hernandez @ pt.2 Gallery

All cultures have used legends to approach the shifting territory of the enigma, to name what overflows. Legends, like myths, have water’s ability to adapt to that which holds them. Their language November 01, 2022
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