Painting

Good Luck Don’t Die: McKenzie Fisk @ Thinkspace Projects

Ask someone how they’ve been coping while sheltering in place, and half the responses will involve the companionship of Bella or Boots, as in their dog or cat. Animals draw us back to the innocence May 29, 2020

Painting

Paul Rouphail Wants Us to "Be Quiet" @ Smart Objects, Los Angeles

The declaration "be quiet" commands attention. Perhaps it means a stern warning? Maybe it summons a peaceful invitation or mindful meditation? It could mean both, but in this context, it is the title  ; May 29, 2020

Painting

This Is America: Scott Listfield Explores the Empty Terrain @ Thinkspace Projects

We don't know the exact moment that Scott Listfield began working on his newest exhibition, This Is America, opening with Thinkspace Projects on May 30, 2020. To look at a damaged, reimagined, empty May 28, 2020

Illustration

F$ck You All and Other Works by David Shrigley in "Lockdown Drawings"

If there was ever an artist that could sum up these times, both with humor and piercing social commentary, it is UK-based, David Shrigley. He has always had this keen sense of catching humanity's moo May 26, 2020

Painting

He's Going the "Long Distance": Alvin Ong @ Yavuz Gallery, Sydney

Alvin Ong resides both in his birthplace of Singapore, as well as London, where he studied at the Royal College of Art, Perhaps both these locales inspired the title of his new show, Long Distance, a  ; May 26, 2020

Painting

Camilla d’Errico Brings the "The Color Wheel" @ Corey Helford Gallery

On Saturday, May 30th, downtown Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery will proudly unveil an all-new series of works from pop surrealist painter, manga artist, and comic book illustrato    ; May 24, 2020

Installation

Hashimoto Contemporary Turns a Postponement Into Positive with "Art Market SF / NYC" Group Show

There have been a few pivots that have had to be made by many galleries, especially in terms of the fair schedule that is on indefinite hiatus. But most galleries are doing a great job of readjusting May 22, 2020

Painting

Cristina BanBan Criss-Crosses the Globe with New Pop-Up Solo @ Woaw, Hong Kong

The understandable cancellation of Art Basel Hong Kong back in early February was a harbinger for the global avalanche of postponed art events to come. We’ve chronicled the various ways artists hav May 20, 2020

Painting

Curves and Corners: Raymond Lemstra and Hans Roos Take Over Amsterdam

Entering warmer days and somewhat looser regulations, Galerie Bart in Amsterdam, clearly anxious to proceed as planned, will open a special two person show on May 23, 2020.  With Curves and Corn  ; May 20, 2020

Painting

Jordy Kerwick's “The website show—an honest approach to an imaginary show” is a Good, Honest Website Show

An art show can be anywhere right now and the experiences will be nearly the same: its a virtual show, shown on the Internet in places called "viewing rooms." So when we saw Jordy Kerwick called his May 16, 2020

Installation

Somewhere In-Between: Cathrin Hoffmann and Liam Fallon @ Duve Gallery, Berlin

Following the lifting of restrictions in most of the European countries, Duve Gallery in Berlin is reintroducing its program with a new exhibition, Somewhere In-Between, a duo show with works by Liam  ; May 15, 2020

Painting

Varied and Yet Cohesive: "Black & White vs. Color" @ Richard Heller Gallery

As many of our readers know, we are big fans of the simple complexity of black & white artworks. We dedicated our entire 25th anniversary experience in Miami during Basel Week in 2019 to a 170+ b May 14, 2020
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