Painting
"This is What My Unconscious Looks Like": Louise Bonnet Stunning New Paintings for Gagosian
"This is what my unconscious looks like," says Los Angeles-based, Swiss born painter, Louise Bonnet on the eve of her major Gagosian debut. She has always been a favorite of ours, from her inspi September 18, 2020
Painting
Dominic Chambers "Like the Shapes of Clouds on Water" @ August Wilson African American Cultural Center, Pittsburgh
Earlier this week, we shared our full conversation from the Fall 2020 Quarterly with New Haven-based painter, Dominic Chambers. We posted that to time with the opening of his newest solo show, L September 18, 2020
Painting
Something American: Trenton Doyle Hancock's Dives Deep Into the Nation's Psyche in New Show
“The more you dissect the image, the more it becomes fraught with historic tension and with my own history as a painter. It keeps feeding itself as an image. The item that is exchanged between them September 18, 2020
Painting
Scott Listfield's "Quarantine" Series is His Most Prophetic Works to Date
It's amazing how much Scott Listfield's works are speaking about our contemporary life. In past years, I would have said that these works are visions of the future, metaphors for climate change, capi September 18, 2020
Installation
"A show for the lonely distant baby souls": Joakim Ojanen @ Richard Heller Gallery
It's hard to be serious while at the same time being quite hilarious. Joakim Ojanen, the Swedish artist we have covered over the years who works in both painting and ceramics, is gifted in this way. September 17, 2020
