Features

Marcela Pardo Ariza: Try a Little Tenderness

Absolute joy was palpable as I watched Marcela Pardo Ariza take portraits of the back of folks’ heads for a theatrical composition.

 October 19, 2020

Installation

A Deeper Look at "Nick Cave: Until" @ The Momentary, Bentonville, Arkansas

A few months ago and in our Fall 2020 Quarterly edition, we previewed what was to be a showstopper for the Fall exhibition season with Nick Cave: Until at the Momentary in Bentonville, Arkansas. At t October 16, 2020

Painting

The Path From Sky to Sea: An Interview with Caleb Hahne

The La Brea Studio artists residency located in Los Angeles continues their exciting program of hosting emerging young artists from around the globe and presenting their work at the now iconic space October 16, 2020

Painting

Killing The Negative: A Conversation with Joel Daniel Phillips

On the eve of Joel Daniel Phillips' beautiful new body of work, Killing the Negative, on view at Hashimoto Contemporary NYC by appointment from October 17—November 7, Jennifer Rizzo spoke with the October 15, 2020

Travel Insider

Love is Larger Than Life in Washington DC: A City Guide from Lisa Marie Thalhammer

“It’s about love. It’s about freedom. It’s about vibrant color representing diversity. It’s about the subtle ways humans interact with public art and how it changes the energetic vibrations  ; October 14, 2020

Features

Marilyn Minter: A Constant Rebel

Isolation, that most disquieting quiet, and perhaps the cruelest of all tortures devised by our penal systems is very unlike the contemplative silence and purposeful focus of solitude. As we all find October 12, 2020

Street Art

Peace, Justice and Strength: A Conversation with PricklySauce

Ready or not, 2020 has slammed the future before us, and it’s time to sink or swim.  Climate change, transparent communications, accessible healthcare, and social justice reform have become sh October 07, 2020

Features

Peter Uka: ABC to XYZ

Coming from a culture where history is interpreted and passed on through an oral tradition, Peter Uka has decided to channel his talent by painting pictures that tell those stories in insightful, aff October 05, 2020

Painting

The River Laughs While The Sky Cries: A Conversation with Drew Bennett

My appreciation of the American tradition in painting, and specifically painting nature, originates in the mid-19th century movement of the Hudson River School. When I visit a museum and see a work b October 01, 2020

Painting

All That is Solid Melts Into Paint: An Essay on the Works of Alex Kanevsky

Alex Kanevsky’s exhibition of new work at Dolby Chadwick Gallery focuses on the human figure. Whether lying on a bed, sharing a meal, or riding a horse, each subject appears in syncopation with the September 30, 2020

Photography

Lina Iris Viktor: Dark Mark Has Substance

It cannot be reiterated often enough—there is not one singular way to look at a piece of art. Typically, I’ve found that if an artist's intention is to lock you inside a box of their thinking, th  ; September 28, 2020

Studio Time

Brick & Mortar: A Conversation with Michael Reeder

We wake up in California once again this Sunday with the threat of new fires and massive heat wave, and it feels almost like a perfect metaphor to the works of Michael Reeder. The last time we checke September 27, 2020
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