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50,000 square feet of contemporary art and design takes over Fort Mason
Eighth edition features 45 fine art galleries, dealers and design firms from around the globe January 20, 2022 By Max Blue Special to The San Francisco Examiner The FOG Design + Art fair opens at the Fort Mason... Read more -
Mais qu’est-ce que je fais de ma vie ?
sur « Body Body » de Nina Childress January 13, 2022 Le Frac Nouvelle-Aquitaine vient d’ouvrir une grande rétrospective de l’œuvre de Nina Childress. Le vaste plateau du 5e étage de... Read more -
Hyperallergic: Miami’s Fountainhead Arts Announces Its 2022 Artists-in-Residence
Each month, an intimate cohort of contemporary artists from around the world will develop work that engages with the theme of their residency. November 18, 2021 Artists Marcellina Akpojotor, Thiago Martins de Melo, and Melissa Joseph are current artists-in-residence at Fountainhead in Miami (photo by Alex... Read more -
The New York Times: At Mass MoCA, Supporting Artists Beyond Exhibitions
With workshops, residencies and more — generally invisible to the public — the museum is investing in the future of regional artists. October 22, 2021 Kim Faler’s “Double Bubble” (2019-2020), left, part of the exhibition “Kissing through a Curtain” at Mass MoCA. The group show... Read more
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Whitehot Magazine: May 2011, Nathlie Provosty @ Gallery Diet
September 30, 2021 It isn’t very often that a refresher course on ancient philosophy and religion is sorely needed before entering a contemporary... Read more -
Sight Unseen: Saturday Select, Week of September 20, 2021
September 25, 2021 A weekly Saturday recap to share with you our favorite links, discoveries, exhibitions, and more from the past seven days.... Read more -
Creative Loafing Tampa Bay: USF’s ‘Constant Storm’ Just One Place You Can See Latinx Art in Tampa Bay This Month
Several Tampa Bay galleries are exhibiting work by Latinx artists. September 17, 2021 Sept. 15-Oct. 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month, and several Tampa Bay galleries are exhibiting work by Latinx artists. Get... Read more -
Hyperallergic: A Painter’s Delicate, Sexual, and Clinical Visions of Birth
Bridget Mullen draws a line between the act of birth and the act of making art. August 23, 2021 LOS ANGELES — The act of birthing a child into the world elicits strong responses: incredulity, fear, joy, disgust. In... Read more
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New York Times: 3 Art Gallery Shows to See Right Now
‘Mirror, Mirror’ August 18, 2021 Spend enough time on social media these days and photographic self-portraiture can start to seem banal. The group show “Mirror,... Read more -
Elephant: Out of Focus: What’s Left When You Subtract the Self From the Selfie?
Masks, make-up and mirrors help a cryptic photography show to snap the chains of the self-portrait August 13, 2021 “Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who’s the fairest of them all?” So intoned the Wicked Queen. “Thou, O Queen,” the... Read more -
The Drawing Center: Viewing Program 20/21 Artists
July 20, 2021 Viewing Program 20/21 is a new initiative that builds upon the The Drawing Center’s longstanding support of contemporary artists. As... Read more -
HyperAllergic: 92 New York Artists Receive $616,000 in Grants
Bridget Mullen Announced as New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) Painting Fellow July 13, 2021 The New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) has awarded 92 New York-based artists a total of $616,000 in grants... Read more
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Juxtapoz: Birthday: Bridget Mullen @ Shulamit Nazarian, Los Angeles
July 12, 2021 'In Civilization and Its Discontents, Freud idealizes birth as a brief point of total oneness of the world,' Brooklyn-based artist... Read more -
ArtForum: Pollock-Krasner Foundation Awards $3.35 Million in Grants to Artists and Nonprofits
June 22, 2021 The Pollock-Krasner Foundation today announced that it would award grants totaling $3.35 million to 137 artists and nonprofit organizations around... Read more -
Juxtapoz Art and Culture: Some Other Sunset: Heidi Hahn @ Fahrenheit Madrid
June 22, 2021 It is so interesting how one can be equally intrigued by the painting in which an illusion of voluminous surface... Read more -
The Brooklyn Rail: The Phoenix and the Mountain: In-Centric Abstraction in the ’80s
June 16, 2021 In the early 1980s the artist Regina Bogat faced forbidding crossroads. Her beloved husband, the artist Al Jensen, was sick;... Read more
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"New at NOMA: Recent Acquisitions in Contemporary Art" Now on View
June 10, 2021 NEW ORLEANS (press release) – The New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) presents NEW at NOMA: Recent Acquisitions in Contemporary... Read more -
Broadway World LA: UTA Artist Space Presents BEYOND THE LOOKING GLASS
June 9, 2021 The ambitious exhibition fills all three gallery spaces with bold works by a cross-generational group of fourteen women-identifying artists. Read more -
Digital Journal: World's Smallest Rendition of da Vinci's Salvator Mundi Goes up for Auction
May 20, 2021 The world’s smallest sculptural rendition of Leonardo da Vinci’s famous painting, Salvator Mundi, is up for auction through Artsy, the... Read more -
Cision PR Newswire: Counseling In Schools Celebrates 'A Night of Art and Healing' Highlighting Vital Emotional Support Services for New York
May 18, 2021 Counseling In Schools (CIS), the non-profit organization that has placed mental health professionals in New York City schools and homeless... Read more
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The Art Newspaper: Children’s Museum of the Arts to launch online video channel for art-loving kids
April 29, 2021 Following a year in which many parents suddenly had to figure out how to educate, entertain and enrich their children... Read more -
ArtForum: Donald Kuspit on Tim Wilson
April 10, 2021 Arguing that avant-garde art was “behind the times,” Marxist historian Eric Hobsbawm pointed out that motion pictures appeared on the... Read more -
The New Criterion: Freeze Frame
April 6, 2021 The New Criterion, Peter Malone, April 2021 Read more -
Juxtapoz Art and Culture: Between Either and Or - Tim Wilson at Nathalie Karg Gallery
March 31, 2021 JUXTAPOZ, Sasha Bogojev, March 2021 Read more
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Super!: Jesse Mockrin
March 31, 2021 Super!, March 2021 Read more -
Voyages to New York: Vera Iliatova & Nilko Andreas
March 25, 2021 Twilight Talks: CUNY TV, March 2021 Read more -
LES EXTATIQUES 2021 : L'EXPOSITION EN PLEIN AIR GRATUITE REVIENT À LA DÉFENSE ET À LA SEINE MUSICALE
March 16, 2021 Solidaires Paris, Par Elodie D., March 2021 Read more -
Islander Media Group: Pleated Gnomon is Art that Should stay in Place
March 11, 2021 The Islander News, Bill Durham, March 2021 Read more
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Jim Drain: I Would Gnaw on My Hand / Greene Naftali Gallery, New York (2007)
March 9, 2021 Vernissage TV, Enrico, March 2021 Read more -
Now Is Not The Time: CMA’s 2021 Art Auction
February 18, 2021 CMA, February 2021 Read more -
ARTE France: Atelier A: Elsa Sahal (Subtitles)
February 2, 2021 Read more -
Mary Lynn Buchanan: Jesse Mockrin and Elsa Sahal at Nathalie Karg Gallery
February 2, 2021 Mary Lynn Buchanan Read more
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OceanDrive: Nathlie Provosty's New Exhibit Proves Some Positives from COVID-19
January 4, 2021 Ocean Drive, Lorna Ramage, January 2021 Read more -
Larry's List: I am More Drawn by Texture than Color
December 16, 2020 Larry's List, Ricko Leung, December 2020 Read more -
Paper: The Deeper Meaning Behind This Clermont Twins Illustration
October 14, 2020 PAPER, Justin Moran, October 2020 Read more -
Harper's Bazaar: Kohn Gallery’s Group Exhibition ‘Myselves’ Explores The Construction Of Identity
October 10, 2020 Arabia Harper's BAZAR, Iman Vakil, October 2020 Read more
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Remembering Fort Thunder: 11 Dudes, Two Bands, One Working Toilet
October 10, 2020 CURBED, Mercedes Kraus, October 2020 Read more -
Arte Fuse: 'myselves' The Fragment and The Whole
October 8, 2020 Harper's BAZAR Art, October 2020 Read more -
Greater LA: ‘beautiFOAL’ and ‘Labyrinth’- two new art shows to check out amid the pandemic
September 24, 2020 KCRW, Lindsay Preston Zappas, September 2020 Read more -
Artist Jane Dickson’s Portrait of New York
September 16, 2020 Grandlife, September 2020 Read more
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Contemporary Art Review: Labyrinth at EPOCH
September 16, 2020 Contemporary Art Review LA, Catherine Wagely, September 2020 Read more -
KCET: How Do I Bring Attention to My Work?
September 16, 2020 KCET, Anurdha Vikram, September 2020 Read more -
Artsy: 10 In-Demand Works on Artsy This Week
September 14, 2020 Artsy, Beatrice Sapsford, September 2020 Read more -
Editors’ Picks: 19 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From Pace’s Star-Studded Fall Lineup to a Virtual Block Party at the Rubin
September 14, 2020 Artnet, Sarah Cascone, September 2020 Read more
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L'officiel: 27 Emerging Artists Reflect on the Impacts of Isolation on Selfhood and Community
September 14, 2020 L'Officiel, Margaux Bang, September 2020 Read more -
Arte Fuse: ‘myselves’: 4 artists on interpreting the body in the age of pandemic
September 11, 2020 Document Journal, Ann Binlot, September 2020 Read more -
Arte Fuse: “myselves” at Kohn Gallery, Los Angeles
September 11, 2020 ARTFUSE, September 2020 Read more -
Artsy: 10 In-Demand Works on Artsy This Week
August 24, 2020 Artsy, Beatrice Sapsford, August 2020 Read more
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If Different Day is a Same Day…
August 1, 2020 If Different Day is a Same Day… is a cumulative installation of paintings, film, images and objects by Korean-American artist... Read more -
Le Monde: Elsa Sahal, sculptrice décomplexée des excroissances
July 17, 2020 Le Monde, Par Roxana Azimi, July 2020 Read more -
The Brooklyn Rail: The Pursuit of Aesthetics: Artwork Created During Quarantine
July 1, 2020 This certainly seems like a time for image and text: straightforward and direct gestures for marshalling ideas, crowds, and righteous... Read more -
The Globe and Mail Arts: B.C. potter Wayne Ngan turned clay into objects of rare sculptural beauty
June 22, 2020 The Globe and Mail, Adele Weder, June 2020 Read more
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Soon a Manneken-Pisfeminist in Nantes
June 16, 2020 Two legs in glazed pink raised on columns charged with”sea urchins, coral, and shells to let out a thin stream... Read more -
Hyperallergic: Artists Quarantine With Their Art Collections
"With vast art mausoleums now shuttered, we artists increasingly occupy the same virtual space, deepening our exchanges by sharing readings, conversations, and Zoom studio visits.” June 6, 2020 John Phillip Abbott (Albuquerque): Since relocating to Albuquerque 10 months ago, we’re still trying to get settled and have unpacked... Read more -
Jane Dickson's Paintings Show the Sleazy Glory of Times Square in the 80's
May 27, 2020 From indoor gambling environments to the squalid streets of Times Square in the 1980s, Jane Dickson is known for her... Read more -
ArtCritical: Vera Iliatova: Over the Brooklyn Bridge to Letniy Sad (Summer Garden)
April 8, 2020 In the small rectangular space of Monya Rowe Gallery, up on the 10th floor of a midtown building, Vera Iliatova’s... Read more
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The American Academy of Arts and Letters Presents the 2020 Invitational Exhibition of Visual Arts
March 4, 2020 This year’s exhibiting artists are Diana Al-Hadid, Amy Bennett, Mike Cloud, Janiva Ellis, Barbara Ess, Erik Foss, Nicholas Galanin, Elliott... Read more -
In the Newsletter: The Most-read Story of the Week is...
March 3, 2020 The world desperately needed a portrait of Billie Eilish in the style of Caravaggio. I didn’t know it till I... Read more -
The Women Artists that Deserve our Attention According to 9 Leading Artists
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Ideas! Ideas! Ideas! exhibit on display in HUB-Robeson Center
February 19, 2020 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The HUB-Robeson Galleries presents “Ideas! Ideas! Ideas!” by artist Jim Drain . The exhibit is on... Read more
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New ED for Children's Museum of the Arts
February 18, 2020 Read more -
HarpersBazaarArabia Culture Winter 2020 The Artist: Mixed Emotions
February 1, 2020 By: Odelia Mathews Read more -
Seth Cameron's Lead to New York's Children's Museum of the Arts
February 1, 2020 The Children’s Museum of the Arts (CMA) in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan has hired artist, curator, and educator Seth... Read more -
Artforum: Transmissions
December 1, 2019 Alex Bacon’s curatorial premise for this concise and elegantly installed group show, part of the annual “curated by” initiative bringing... Read more
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Shepherd: Lisa Beck's Complex Geometries at St. Kate
October 22, 2019 I have had the somewhat unusual experience of viewing Lisa Beck’s current exhibition “Send and Receive” (open through Nov. 8... Read more -
Artadia News New York: Awardee Spotlight: A Dialogue with Joe Fyfe
October 19, 2019 Joe Fyfe (b. 1952 in New York, New York) is based in New York City. He repurposes found materials like... Read more -
Fiac!: Foire Internationale D'Art Contemporain
October 17, 2019 AVENUE WINSTON CHURCHILL Elsa Sahal was born in 1975 in Paris, where she lives and works. With irony and insolence,... Read more -
LSU MOA: A Conversation with "Semblance" artist, Heidi Hahn
September 19, 2019 LSU MOA curator, Courtney Taylor recently spoke to Semblance: The Public/Private/Shared Self artist, Heidi Hahn about her artistic process and... Read more
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Juxtapoz: In the Studio with Bridget Mullen
August 11, 2019 To some, repetition can be comforting, a way to see the world through a more focused lens, an instrument of... Read more -
ArtNews: MacDowell Colony Names 93 Summer Fellows, Including Heidi Hahn, Cassils, Becca Albee, Em Rooney
May 21, 2019 The MacDowell Colony in Peterborough, New Hampshire, has announced its 93 summer fellows, who include artists Becca Albee , Heidi... Read more -
Art of Choice: Bridget Mullen Plays With a Chaotic Control
March 2, 2019 Inspired by Futurist and Impressionist painters that came before her, BRIDGET MULLEN creates works that blur the lines between figuration... Read more -
Elephant: What Really Makes a Woman?
Where does our notion of femininity come from? In a new show at Stephen Friedman Gallery, six painters explore the deep roots of the female image, delving into the unconscious and the unknown, from ancient rituals to religious symbols in a rich exploratio February 5, 2019 According to the wisdom of the day, gender is a construct. The way we dress, the way we move, our... Read more
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Two Coats of Paint: The Materiality of Written Language
January 26, 2019 Contributed by Heather Bause Rubinstein / Joe Fyfe’s newest series of paintings at Nathalie Karg Gallery are packed with visual,... Read more -
Artland: Rannva Kunoy: Permanent Suggestion and Permanent Suspense
January 2, 2019 There is something inherently mysterious about islanders, something that immediately speaks to the artistic soul. Maybe there’s something to being... Read more -
ArtNet News: An Exhibition of 50-Year-Old Paintings by Mario Schifano Draws Eerie Connections Between 1968 and Today
December 13, 2018 It’s been 50 years since 1968, a year marked by political unrest, violence, and protests worldwide. It’s not a stretch... Read more -
Artnet News: 20 Emerging Female Artists to Keep on Your Radar
This year was a strong one for women in the arts. December 9, 2018 Nathlie Provosty Brooklyn-based visual artist and writer Nathlie Provosty exhibited her work at Jablonka Maruani Mercier Gallery Project Space... Read more
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ArtNews: Heidi Hahn Joins Kohn and Nathalie Karg Galleries
November 7, 2018 Artist Heidi Hahn will now be represented by Kohn gallery in Los Angeles and Nathalie Karg Gallery in New York.... Read more -
Time Out: Dorian Gaudin, “The Coffee Cup Spring”
October 15, 2018 In Gaudin’s latest installation, panels of frayed fiberglass printed with patterns, and bent into shapes evoking architectural elements or furnishings... Read more -
ArtForum: Dorian Gaudin
Critic's Pick September 12, 2018 In the center of Dorian Gaudin’s current show is The coffee cup spring (all works 2018), a giant yellow conveyor... Read more -
The Brooklyn Rail: Dorian Gaudin: The Coffee Cup Spring
Artseen September 12, 2018 The sculptor Dorian Gaudin has been making a name for himself with kinetic installations that combine Alexander Calder’s economy of... Read more
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