Music

Gomme Evoke Yoko Ono In Their New Music Video For "February Song"

"February Song" is the latest music video from the Parisian post-punk trio Gomme off of their new EP Absent Healing, coming out this month on record labels Digital Regress (US), Adagio830 (DE), and E March 22, 2019

Painting

Thinkspace and Boooooom Collab On A New Show Titled "Seeing Red"

The latest exhibit from Thinkspace is titled Seeing Red, an invitational group show of 12 by 12-inch format works curated by Boooooom founder and Vancouver-based artist Jeff Hamada. Combining work by March 22, 2019

Studio Time

Self Possessed: Kate Klingbeil & Megan Cavanaugh @ Juxtapoz Projects, Mana Contemporary

Juxtapoz Projects is pleased to present Self Possessed - a two-person exhibition of new works from artists-in-residence, Kate Klingbeil & Megan Cavanaugh. Opening April 5, 2019 at Mana Contemporary, March 22, 2019

Graffiti

Ahol Sniffs Glue and Superchief LA Team Up For The "Cyber Trap Boutique"

Superchief Gallery LA is hosting Ahol Sniffs Glue's "Cyber Trap Boutique," an "effort to leave no demographic behind," with affordable artwork and clothing from the Miami artist. In conjunction with March 22, 2019

Painting

Shapes and Lovers: Ridley Howard's Intimate Portraits @ Night Gallery, Los Angeles

Night Gallery is pleased to present Shapes and Lovers, a solo exhibition of new works by the Athens, Georgia-based painter Ridley Howard. This is the artist’s first exhibition at the gallery. March 22, 2019

Music

Tame Impala Are Back with "Patience" and We Don't Care That It's Just an Audio Track

It feels like years! Well, it's been since 2015, and we have some new Tame Impala music! Seeing that we have always been into the Australian bands visual identity, we don't even care that there is no March 22, 2019

Painting

Inès Longevial To Open a Special 3-day Exhibition, "One Year" @ Galerie des Tournelles, Paris, Next Week

Just a glance at Inès Longevial’s artwork and you know she was born for a solo show in Paris. A native of Southern France, her paintings and drawings seem to travel in time from an early twentieth March 22, 2019

Photography

Masahisa Fukase and The Solitude of Ravens

Masahisa Fukase’s Karasu (Ravens) was made between 1975 and 1982 in the wake of his wife Yōko Wanibe divorcing him. The visual narrative of the series revolves around the anthropomorphic form of t March 22, 2019

Music

Panda Bear and Danny Perez on Two Decades of Friendship, Collaboration, and “Buoys.”

Noah Lennox (AKA Panda Bear,) is currently touring for his latest sonic-creation Buoys, a stripped-down collection of experimental music by the maker of groundbreaking albums like Person Pitch, Tombo March 21, 2019

Painting

Fintan Switzer Introduces "Grünewald"

Almost a year and a half since introducing a new body of work, Fintan Switzer recently revealed the newest series of paintings he has been working on. Originally conceived while visiting the German E March 21, 2019

Books

Book Review: "Unnatural Selections: Artwork by Tiffany Bozic"

There was something magical about being a kid and learning about the natural world. I have distinct memories that my favorite field trips in grade school were the ones to the natural sciences museums March 21, 2019

Books

Walks to the Paradise Garden: A Lowdown Southern Odyssey

Walks to the Paradise Garden chronicles the late American poet, photographer, publisher, Black Mountain alumnus, and bon viveur Jonathan Williams' road trips across the Southern United States with ph March 21, 2019
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