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Review: Lyfe In a Strange Land

In a recent solo exhibition, Lyfe In a Strange Land, at Void Gallery in San Francisco, painter Yarrow Lazer-Smith (AKA Yarrow Slaps) presented a series of paintings that inspired imaginative possibil February 28, 2023

Common Place: Scott Rossi's Visual Meditation on Central Park

Scott Rossi's Common Place is a visual meditation on Central Park. The project explores the results of intentions set forth by the park’s chief architect, Frederick L. Olmsted, who wanted Central P September 21, 2022

Radical Imagination: 7 International Women Photographers

What makes a photograph stand out from the millions that are created, consumed and shared every day? Radical Imagination: Seven International Women Photographers at The Photographers' Gallery pr August 09, 2022

Pabst Blue Ribbon Art Can Contest is Back with More $$

Pabst Blue Ribbon has the motto, “It’s Always Been Your Beer, Now Make It Your Can.” The annual Pabst Blue Ribbon Art Can Contest has definitely staked the brand's reputation on supporting December 15, 2021

Joseph Rodríguez: LAPD 1994

In a year when millions of Americans poured into the streets demanding changes in police strategy, training and deployment, the Bronx Documentary Center believes a crucial part of the conversation sh January 26, 2021

Book Review: Yoshitomo Nara's LACMA Exhibition Catalogue

Yoshitomo Nara is underrated. If you consider that an overstatement for such a successful internationally renowned artist, concede that he had a personal record breaking auction sale in late 201 April 07, 2020

Art in Uncertain Times: Erin M Riley Practices Self-Care in Brooklyn, NY

The mandated quarantine measures have gripped us like a vise  Being in New York, there’s a palpable post-apocalyptic energy on the streets,  most of us not used to long stretches in our t March 24, 2020

Waltzing Round Vienna

From morning ‘til evening, locals and visitors happily wait in line for the chocolate iced, apricot filled torte created in 1832 by 16-year-old apprentice baker Franz Sacher. Mounds of whipped crea April 27, 2020

New Book Documents Rosetta’s Journey and Eventual Crash Landing on a Comet

In 2004, following more than ten years of research, the European Space Agency decided to send the Rosetta probe to study the 67P comet Churyumov Gerasimenko, nicknamed Tchoury. After a ten-year voyag January 01, 2020

Book Review: Thrasher Magazine's "Mail Drop: 38 Years of Reader Art"

One could argue that it was bound to happen. Postal envelopes had been sent by the millions for over a century and their rigid delivery requirements obscured the creative potential. Those paper recta December 24, 2019
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