Film

Fintan Magee "Nothing Makes Sense Anymore": A Short Film by Selina Miles

November 24, 2020

Street Art

RIP, Hyuro, A Pioneering Force and Poetic Voice in Street and Contemporary Art

November 20, 2020

Books

New Book Release: WAONE Interesni Kazki's "Worlds of Phantasmagoria, Vol 1, Graphic Works 2013-2020"

November 23, 2020
 

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Cleon Peterson:
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Painting

"Sound & Color": A Group Show Curated by Sound & Vision Podcast Host, Brian Alfred

Miles McEnery Gallery is currently having a group exhibition Sound & Color on view at their 511 West 22nd Street location, and we just couldn't resist its stellar lineup. Curated by ;Bri November 25, 2020

Painting

Huang Yan Paints Chinese Landscapes on the Human Body

In his series, Chinese Landscapes, Beijing-based photographer and artist Huang Yan emulated traditional painting styles from the Song Dynasty on the human body. By using the human body as a canvas, H November 25, 2020

Painting

And Thus We Existed: The Incomparable Glenn Brown

The work of Glenn Brown cannot—should not—be confidently compressed in a sentence of two, and maybe that helps explain why Galerie Max Hetzler is devoting both of their Berlin locations to the Br November 25, 2020

Painting

At the Feet of the Mountains: New Works by Reginald O’Neal

Spinello Projects is proud to debut newly represented Miami-based artist Reginald O’Neal’s solo exhibition, AT THE FEET OF MOUNTAINS.  The show, consisting of a suite of small to l November 24, 2020

Film

Fintan Magee "Nothing Makes Sense Anymore": A Short Film by Selina Miles

For me, the Australia based painter and muralist Fintan Magee is one of the preeminent social realist painters working today, so I’ve been very curious about what might be up his sleeve this year. November 24, 2020

Installation

No Art Here: Javier Calleja in Tokyo

Wrapping up another year spiked with a series of gallery shows, releases, and milestone auction results, Javier Calleja just opened his second solo exhibition with Nanzuka in Tokyo which is presented November 24, 2020

Film

How to Move a 3-Story, 19th Century Building Down the Block

We were looking back on some of our archives this morning and ran into this absolute gem: "In May of 2012, a 19th century, 3-story brick building in Zurich, Switzerland was rolled almost 200 feet dow November 23, 2020

Books

New Book Release: WAONE Interesni Kazki's "Worlds of Phantasmagoria, Vol 1, Graphic Works 2013-2020"

It was over a decade ago, but only a matter of time before the talents of Ukranian muralists Interesni Kazki would propel them onto the international scene. Capturing the pop surrealism of Robert Wil November 23, 2020

Painting

The way things go: Brianna Rose Brooks @ Nino Mier Gallery, Los Angeles

Deli Gallery is pleased to present The way things go, a solo exhibition of new works by Brianna Rose Brooks at Nino Mier Gallery in Los Angeles. Brianna Rose Brooks (b. 1997) is a nonbinary Black art November 23, 2020

Photography

Evgenia Arbugaeva: Hyperborea - Stories from the Russian Arctic

Evgenia Arbugaeva grew up in the secluded port city Tiksi on the shore of the Laptev Sea, Russia and although now based in London, remains deeply connected to her birthplace. Her work is often locate November 23, 2020

Technology

Andre Gola Presents "Quarantine Mind Stories" in Augmented Reality

Back in January, we've introduced Saudinho, Brazilian artist Andre Gola's alter ego which he's been working with for the last couple of years. He recently continued creating the body of work, paintin  ; November 23, 2020

Painting

Still Life After the Virus: Australian Painter Ben Quilty On the Mayhem of Modern Life

If there were a Fight Club school of art, Ben Quilty might be the headmaster. Irreverent, brutally honest and aggressive with a point of view, as well as his paintbrush, he aptly represents his Austr November 23, 2020
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