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Street Art

The New Vanguard: The Unique History of Bristol’s Underground Culture

June 21, 2021

Installation

We Swam as Though the World Weren’t Ending: Gallery Gertrude's Inaugural Show @ Paradise House

June 22, 2021

Painting

Some Other Sunset: Heidi Hahn @ Fahrenheit Madrid

June 22, 2021
 

The New Vanguard:
Bristol’s Underground Culture

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Rebecca Ness:
Windows and Worlds

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Hilary Pecis:
The Humble is Whole

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Installation

We Swam as Though the World Weren’t Ending: Gallery Gertrude's Inaugural Show @ Paradise House

In the distance there were fires, too many to count, But when you looked north from the Paradise House in Tiburon, Califorinia, for what felt like months, you saw smoke coming from an entire arc of N June 22, 2021

Painting

Some Other Sunset: Heidi Hahn @ Fahrenheit Madrid

It is so interesting how one can be equally intrigued by the painting in which an illusion of voluminous surface was created through the materiality of paint, as much as the painting in which color c June 22, 2021

Painting

Sneak Peek: Soey Milk's "Ribbons and Connotations" @ Corey Helford Gallery, Los Angeles

 “In Ribbons and Connotations, I share my most recent works created during the coronavirus pandemic," Soey Milk says of her newest solo show, opening at Corey Helford Gallery on July 3, 2 June 22, 2021

Books

Jimbo: Adventures in Paradise by Gary Panter

The electric delight in experiencing a Gary Panter piece—and indeed it is an all-encompassing encounter—is that there is such immediacy in the remembrance and the revelations. Jimbo: Adventures i June 22, 2021

Street Art

The New Vanguard: The Unique History of Bristol’s Underground Culture

Accessing music digitally is practically instantaneous. Not so with vinyl, which takes a minute or two as you take the record out of its sleeve, put it on a turntable, pick up the needle and cue it t June 21, 2021

Painting

Artists Against Anti-Asian Violence Benefit Auction

“It feels like we are on this high-speed carousel, being flung in circles, moving from one tragedy to the next and we can’t quite grasp onto our seat before we are focused on the next group of pe June 21, 2021

Graffiti

Black and Blue: Lee Quiñones @ Charlie James Gallery, Los Angeles

Lee Quiñones contributions to street culture are vast and expansive, so much so that he is one of the rare artists whose graffiti walls are etched into the historical lexicon. His fine artworks are June 21, 2021

Painting

Enters Thief: Sasha Gordon @ Matthew Brown, Los Angeles

Sasha Gordon’s first solo exhibition, Enters Thief illustrates suburban vignettes staged on the precipice of reality. Suspended between the everyday and sublime, Gordon’s scenarios are  ; June 21, 2021

Technology

The Digital Diaspora: Liberating Black Creativity @ Superchief Gallery

The Digital Diaspora is an art exhibition, public installation, and fundraising NFT auction taking place over the weekend of Juneteenth (6/19/21) in New York City. Celebrating the work of Black  ; June 18, 2021

Music

New York, New Music 1980–1986 @ the Museum of the City of New York

The music and imagery coming out of NYC in the late 1970s and into the early to mid 1980s has traveled and influenced global street culture probably a million times over. No hyperbole. The combinatio June 18, 2021

Painting

Earth Vessel: Andrew Schoultz @ Volery Gallery, Dubai

Our long-time friend and artist whose museum shows, gallery presentations, mural projects, and public interventions we've been featuring for years, Andrew Schoultz, is currently having his first exhi June 18, 2021

Studio Time

Lindsay Gwinn Parker: A Live/Work in New Hampshire

My studio has been in my apartment for the past few years. Initially, it was a choice made out of necessity—it was less expensive and more convenient to paint at home than to rent a separate space June 18, 2021
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