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Preview: Matt Gonzalez’s Magic-Circumstantial Collages

Not to be missed is Beauty Will Be Convulsive, new works by Matt Gonzalez, which runs concurrently with the Terry Powers show at Dolby Chadwick Gallery. The exhibit includes 20 monochromatic found pa June 25, 2021

Studio Time

The Natural Way of Things: A Studio Visit Matthew Craven

On the occasion of his solo show, IN BLOOM, Matthew Craven sat down with Hashimoto Contemporary's Vanessa Indies (as well as welcomed Shaun Roberts to his studio) to share his practice, the genesis o June 08, 2021

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Cristina BanBan: The Nuance of Memory

Think about the last time you cried. Oh, there are myriad reasons. Life can be upsetting,  life makes us feel nostalgic. We cry out of sadness and happiness, sometimes at the same time. We cry w June 07, 2021

Painting

Blips in Matter: A Conversation With Sara Birns

I can't think of a better example of the schizophrenia of 2020 than the circumstances around Sara Birns' big solo debut with Richard Heller Gallery in LA last year. On one hand, a milestone moment fo June 03, 2021

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MADSAKI: Homecoming King

Subversive is a descriptive often overused in the art world, routinely referencing a brand of humor or political message, sometimes both, resulting in my hesitancy to use the term even when it's most June 01, 2021

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Danielle Mckinney: Comfort and Quietude

To question how the pandemic changed an artists’ work can feel trite—until the answer is miraculous. Danielle Mckinney made photographs, primarily, until the time confined at home found her paint May 24, 2021

Painting

What We Talk About When We Talk About Swimming: A Conversation with Brandon Lipchik

Swimming pools are an interesting subject to paint. They are both a personal and almost secretive plae of discovery, and often they can be a place of community and fun. Brandon Lipchik has captured t May 19, 2021

Painting

Louise Bonnet as the Vagabond

"It's true that sometimes I've had to explain what my paintings were not about," Los Angeles-based, Swiss-born painter Louise Bonnet told me a few years back in her interview in Juxtapoz. That's a gr May 18, 2021

Painting

"Am I Painting Myself or Something I Want To Be?: A Conversation with Ivana Štulić

We've been intrigued by the works of Ivana Štulić in the past and have included them when featuring the New York Academy of Art, or reviewing a group exhibition she took a part in, but we coul May 18, 2021

Illustration

Yeah, It's Personal: A Six-Pack with Winston Tseng

I first became aware of Winston Tseng’s work through graphics he created for enjoi skateboards. I watched (via social media) his practice shift from commercial work to personal—he began designing May 05, 2021

Studio Time

Ryan Travis Christian: In the Land of Hughes

My studio is in my home in the greater Chicagoland area, west of the city. Our house is tucked away in a little cul-de-sac in a small tract built in the 1970s that butts up against the Fermilab terri May 04, 2021

Painting

The Flirt: A Conversation With Joshua Petker

It's hard to believe it's been 9 years since we last featured the works by Joshua Petker, but that fact makes it even sweeter to see him back in the spotlight with a solo debut at Anat Ebgi. Opening April 28, 2021
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