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Music

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

June 18, 2021

Painting

"Hey Tomorrow, Do You Have Some Room For Me: Failure Is A Part Of Being Alive": New Works by Arcmanoro Niles

June 17, 2021

Painting

Circadian: Corey Lamb @ Hashimoto Contemporary, NYC

June 17, 2021
 

Rebecca Ness:
Windows and Worlds

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Hilary Pecis:
The Humble is Whole

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Barry McGee:
Tar Pit

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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

Photography

Hilde Honerud's Photographs of Exercise Activities in Refugee Camps

Moria Camp in Greece was notorious for being Europe’s worst refugee camp. Designed to house 3000, the camp fluctuated between 6000–21000 people before burning down in September 2020. A new camp w June 18, 2021

Design

Design History: Vico Magistretti

Although Vico Magistretti set out to be an architect, his approach and design execution allowed him to explore more avenues than such. He would be come one of the most influential designers of his ti June 17, 2021

Painting

"Hey Tomorrow, Do You Have Some Room For Me: Failure Is A Part Of Being Alive": New Works by Arcmanoro Niles

Lehmann Maupin is pleased to announce Hey Tomorrow, Do You Have Some Room For Me: Failure Is A Part Of Being Alive, the gallery’s first exhibition with New York-based painter Arcmanoro Niles. Featu June 17, 2021

Painting

Circadian: Corey Lamb @ Hashimoto Contemporary, NYC

Part of the allure of Corey Lamb’s works, where bold subject matter writhes in colorful drama,  is that some of the most erotic elements almost feel like abstraction. The way the Florida paint June 17, 2021

Painting

Windows and Worlds: Rebecca Ness @ Carl Kostyál, London

Almost one year to the date since her last solo show with Nino Mier in LA, Rebecca Ness will be opening her London debut with Carl Kostyál on June 17th. Presenting a new body of 6 big-scale oil pain June 17, 2021

Painting

The California Artist: Daniel Gibson "Ocotillo Song" @ Almine Rech, New York

When I think of the works of Daniel Gibson, I think of him as the quintessential California painter. His subject matter is one of the state's past, present and future, its vitality and wealth, its la June 16, 2021

Installation

Lonsdaleite Year: Masato Mori @ Nanzuka Underground, Tokyo

Our long-time friends over at Nanzuka Underground recently opened a new flagship space located in Tokyo’s Harajuku District, with a solo exhibition of new works by Masato Mori. Having a solo presen June 16, 2021

In Session

New York Academy of Art and the Chubb Fellowship: Maud Madsen Shares her Prize

“We would sometimes have summer days when it was light outside until well after 11:00 pm,” Maud Madsen recalls about growing up in the northern reaches of Canada. After an unsatisfying stint at t June 16, 2021
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