Brice Marden’s Latest Breakthrough
Hyperallergic- The argument between drawing (line and contour) and painting (color and light) goes back to the Renaissance and what some believe is the first great culmination of Western painting. - read more ...
ART • WEEKEND Lee Krasner’s Early Prophecies
Hyperallergic - The British art establishment often does the world a favor by spotlighting a vanguard American who has been undervalued Stateside. In 1965, - read more ...
Venice Biennale 2019 Round-Up
Artnet News - Every two years, the art world descends on Venice to assemble its thoughts on the state of art, share its innovations, and lay out its priorities for the years to come. - read more ...
STERLING RUBY’S PSYCHEDELIC EASTER ISLAND HEADS
Interview- “Into” is a series dedicated to objects, artworks, garments, exhibitions, and all orders of things that we are into — and there really isn’t a lot more to it than that. Today: Thom Bettridge reflect...
THE POWER OF MEMORY AND MYTH
Art Forum - The fourteen paintings and drawings that comprise Maia Cruz Palileo’s debut solo exhibition in her native Chicago are, in essence, portraits of the Philippines, imagined as her family had once kno...
The Man Making Art From Government Surveillance
NPR - Trevor Paglen writes the kinds of books that get you into weird conversations with strangers. He takes the kinds of pictures that are slightly unnerving until you read the title card, and then it becomes...
Mysterious and Mundane in the Paintings of Israel Tsaygenbaum
by Dan Aldo
Israel Tsvaygenbaum’s paintings exhibited recently at Artifact, NYC are within the great artistic tradition of exploring the psyche in order to bring to light what was formally mundane. His intere...
Neon Works by Chris Bleicher
by Dan Aldo
Chris Bleicher’s scenographic body of neon works recently exhibited at Artifact can be defined as a certain theatrical set pieces in which exotic life and its cycles play out a timeless drama in an...
The Aboriginal Australian artist who found international fame with his unique vision
BBC - Albert Namatjira was a pioneer of Indigenous Australian art who learned to paint aged 32. Lauded by critics and admired in galleries, his fans included a young Queen Elizabeth. His unique vision of the ou...
Photographers Who Captured the Ecstasy and Abandon of Rave Culture
Artsy - In the summer of 1989, amid the sweltering heat of one of the driest summers in the U.K. in three centuries, the countercultural spirit of electronic dance parties, or raves, spread across the nation. ...