This is the second part of a three-part post on artists who use Instagram. As I said in Part I, my favorite artists to follow […]
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Images: John Walker
In February 2015, Julian Kramer wrote in Art in America: Walker belongs squarely in the tough-guy visionary camp of postwar British painting, along with paint-splashers […]
Keith Mayerson redux
Keith Mayerson‘s poignant painting compilation “My American Dream” was originally installed in the 2014 Whitney Biennial, and this month Marlborough Chelsea has recreated the massive […]
Link list: Artists to follow on Instagram / Part I
My favorite artists to follow on Instagram are those who post regularly and whose feeds include more than images of their art work. Photos of […]
Sarah Cain: Super fun and not too complicated
Based in LA, Sarah Cain makes large scale paintings and site-specific installations that focus on love, relationships, and a muscular form of femininity. This fall, […]
Marie Thibeault: Powerful forces
In her current exhibition at George Lawson, Marie Thibeault continues her exploration of environment in new large-scale abstractions. When I visited her studio near LA […]
Interview: Alexandria Tarver in Bushwick
Contributed by Rob Kaiser-Schatzlein / I met Alexandria Tarver at her studio near Broadway in Bushwick. Technically it’s a one bedroom apartment, and the ventilation […]
Pillow Talk: Justin Adian at Skarstedt
Contributed by Kenneth Nicholson / With “Fort Worth,” Justin Adian guides us through a realm of eye candy: voluptuous mounds of enamel, canvas, and foam. […]
Quick Study: Reading, links, listings, and looking ahead
This post is a compilation of articles from the internets. Brutalism quiz, color apps, Cady Noland, Art F City’s new curatorial project (FAG, or Fine […]
Interview: Cal Siegel in Gowanus
Contributed by Rob Kaiser-Schatzlein / I met up with Cal Siegel last week at his studio under the 9th street F/G stop in Gowanus, across the street […]
TONIGHT: Join me at EBK Gallery in Hartford, Connecticut
A selection of my easel-sized oil paintings are currently on view at EBK Gallery in Hartford, Connecticut. Please join us for a reception, tonight, Saturday […]
Images: Ryan Hughes @ the Burnet Gallery, Minneapolis
When I was in Minneapolis I was introduced to Ryan Hughes at the Burnet Gallery, a commercial space in Le Meridien Chambers, a downtown hotel […]
Tuning in: Clint Jukkala and John Newman on animism, spirituality, sensory experience, and consciousness
On the occasion of their current show at FRED.GIAMPIETRO Gallery in New Haven, Zachary Keeting (co-founder of Improvised Showboat and Gorky’s Grandaughter) interviewed Clint Jukkala […]
Pre-game: Who’s included in “Greater New York”?
This week MoMA PS1 presents “Greater New York,” a sprawling, building-wide exhibition that takes place every five years and has traditionally featured work by New […]
Rupturing the picture plane, rethinking materials
“PAINTING @ THE VERY EDGE OF ART,” an engaging exhibition at UConn’s Contemporary Art Galleries (CAG) on view through December 4, asks the seemingly perpetual […]
Interview: Jim Gaylord in Clinton Hill
Contributed by Rob Kaiser-Schatzlein / In 2011, I met Jim Gaylord when he lectured at my university in northern Minnesota, and we’ve kept in touch […]
IMAGES: Susan Mastrangelo
Born in NYC in 1951, Susan Mastrangelo attended the Kansas City Art Institute and the New York Studio School, and received her MFA from Boston […]
Anne Neukamp�s elegant nostalgia
Contributed by Jonathan Stevenson / Painters who accept the challenge of trying to assimilate the advance of technology and metamorphosis of visual culture to the […]
September 23: A selected list of exhibitions and openings
Maureen Gallace @ 303 Gallery (Chelsea) The following is a short list of exhibitions and openings, organized by neighborhood, that we think are worth checking […]
Interview: Loie Hollowell in Sunnyside
Contributed by Rob Kaiser-Schatzlein / After I heard that Loie Hollowell had sold out all her paintings shown at the June NEWD Art Show, and […]
