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Vojtěch Kovařík is Under the Weight of the World

Vojtěch Kovařík has an interest in grand heroic themes and classical imagery inspired by greek mythology. Kovařik’s bodies are without place, tightly situated within the parameters of the canva April 11, 2024

A Portfolio: Devin Osorio

As Devin Osorio is showing now in a duo show at Charlie James Gallery in Los Angeles, we take a look at the works from 2021—2023 as part of today's A Portfolio. The artist is based on the Lower Eas April 03, 2024

Oli Kellett's Cross Road Blues

Oli Kellett began Cross Road Blues in 2016 during a visit to Los Angeles, during which time the United States was literally at a political crossroads. The series evolved naturally from there, ev April 02, 2024

If Dogs Could Talk: An Interview with Alison Friend

An artist’s first solo exhibition of paintings in the United States doesn’t happen every day. That’s why Alison Friend’s solo exhibition While You Were Out... at Harman Projects in Los Angele March 22, 2024

Exploring the Landscape of Injustice: Diana Matar's Quiet Critique

In the US, approximately 1000 people continue to die each year in encounters with police. More than any other industrialised nation. Diana Matar's My America, on view at Purdy Hicks Gallery, ;is March 22, 2024

Rafał Topolewski's Paintings are Suspended in Time and Place

Rafał Topolewski's latest exhibition, Slumber, on view at GRIMM in Amsterdam, captures the hallucinatory state between sleep and wakefulness, an unsettling suspension of time and place where pl March 22, 2024

Getting Inside the Ideas of Geoff McFetridge

Geoff McFetridge paints the thought before a thought. Or a thought before it becomes a thought. He is sort of in the realm of what does infinity look like? Where does an idea end and begin; and what March 21, 2024

Gretchen Scherer: If Rooms Could Talk

The term Dollhouse Effect could infer feelings of confinement, being trapped in a small place. In psychology, it is considered a process that creates a safe space to design one’s own narrative���pe March 11, 2024

There Is Something Odd... For Cathrin Hoffmann, Laurent Proux and Pieter Schoolwerth

Dreams are, at their core, a complex tapestry of emotions, memories and sensations that often lack the coherence of waking life. The inability to immediately rationalise the dream or separate its eve March 07, 2024

The Godfathers Come Home: Brian Chambers on The Chambers Project

Tucked away in the foothills of the Sierra Nevadas, in a town called Grass Valley, Brian Chambers is changing minds. Or, perhaps better stated, he is curating experiences that alter our perception of March 06, 2024
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