Made in L.A.: Rising from the Ashes the Hammer Museum’s Biennial Moves Forward
The Hammer Museum in Los Angeles has announced 27 artists for its influential Made in L.A. biennial, opening in October. The 2024 edition brings together established artists such as Carl Cheng, John Knight, Patrick Martinez, Will Rawls…
Movie Review: A Complete Unknown
Bringing the story of Bob Dylan, one of the scrawniest American singer-songwriters to be a sex symbol in music, to the screen was truly a treat for the eyes and ears I cannot rave about enough.
Sins and Sacrifice: Emma Katherine Hepburn Ferrer’s Journey Through Sacrifice and Redemption
January 9th was a crisp New York night as I walked through the Tribeca neighborhood with its unique buildings and still-decorated storefronts towards Sapar Contemporary. This evening’s opening of The Scapegoat was special as the granddaughter of Audrey Hepburn was debuting her latest series of paintings.
Lauren Whitfield: Texas Poet Combines Yoga, Writing, and Healing Through Innovative Poetry Workshops
The lights were twinkling, the breeze was warm, and the animated chatter quieted as Sasha Bernier asked the crowd at Adam & Eve to welcome Lauren Whitfield in a reading of her poem “Silhouette”.
Don’t Be Mad: Miller’s Art Basel Journey from Houston to Miami Beach
We’re all looking for that perfect meet-cute story that leads to a happily ever after. In Miller’s case, a meet-cute led to not getting the guy but an epic performance at the Adam & Eve party, a premier event during Art Basel Miami Beach.
From St. Barth to Art Basel: Inside Karolina Karlsson’s Muted Gemini Series and Work Wives
Meeting Swedish-American artist Karolina Karlsson is like feeling a cool breeze on a hot summer day. She is lovely and serene, traits that perhaps stem from spending a good part of the year on St. Barth’s surrounded by nature.
Forbidden Fruit Couture: Dressing the Garden of Eden at Art Basel
I’ll admit: Art Basel Miami isn’t just an art fair—it’s a canvas where fashion becomes performance art.
This year’s celebration is all about Maurizio Cattelan vibes, where even a banana can be haute couture.
Innovation Through Collaboration: The Saphira Ventura Gallery Story
In the heart of New York City’s bustling midtown, a unique artistic vision has been quietly reshaping the
contemporary art landscape for the past 16 years.
Woven Paintings and Human Migration: Clement Denis Exhibition at Chelsea’s Nicolas Auvray Gallery
In the bustling heart of Chelsea’s art scene, Nicolas Auvray Gallery offers a refreshing window into
Europe’s contemporary art world. From its prime location on 23rd Street, this vibrant space has become
a bridge between New York and Europe’s most compelling artistic voices.
Textile, Texture, and Transformation: Innovative Voices in Contemporary Art
Contemporary artists are increasingly attuned to the environmental implications of their creative
practices, displaying a thoughtful shift in material consciousness. The integration of repurposed denim
and diverse textiles into artworks serves a dual purpose – not only does it breathe new life into wouldbe waste, but it also introduces compelling textural dimensions that enrich the visual narrative.
