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Ever Velasquez: The Chingona of Chinatown

Artist and curator Ever Velasquez first visited Charlie James Gallery in 2018 to support her friend, Shizu Saldamando’s solo exhibit, To Return. A colored pencil portrait of Velasquez called La Eve January 10, 2024

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An Ode To Travel: The Diaries of Patrick Trefz

We have spent countless pages talking about how much the pandemic has impacted the creative world over the past two years, and in particular, we realize more and more of what has been lost, including April 26, 2022

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Joy Labinjo: Fun & Games

One of my favorite Joy Labinjo works features two men standing side by side, both in suits, framed by orange into rectangular blue boxes and presented in the trappings of some sort of magic show. On March 21, 2022

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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

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Rebecca Louise Law: Painting on Air

Standing amid a suspended cloud of thousands of flowers cascading from the ceiling, I realized that an installation by Rebecca Louise Law can be appreciated with eyes closed as well as open; physical April 02, 2018

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Mexico City: The Center Holds

I have some recommendations based on my visit to México City, experienced just a few weeks before the earthquake, and my lasting imprint of a city that is magnetic, a laboratory of inspiration for g December 21, 2017

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From the Magazine: Morgan Blair "Survival Tactics"

Connecting with Morgan Blair on a super-sentimental level is easy, but it’s more important to explore how her new aesthetic feeds off contemporary media saturation as she abstracts language and vis July 10, 2017