Posts Tagged ‘NYC’
Opening at Kathy Grayson’s downtown NYC art spot The Hole last nite was the incredible immersive exhibition Adam Green’sAladdin, a feature-length movie that is a Read More
With a career spanning over three decades, Brooklyn-based artist Dan Witz has evolved from being a pioneer of the street art Read More
Brooklyn-based artist Michael Kagan loves painting cool stuff, and he does it very well. For Lights Out, his new show of large-scale oil paintings at Joshua Liner Gallery in NYC, Kagan reinforces his fascination with man’s moments of triumph over nature’s limits captured through iconic imagery of astronauts, cockpits, F1 racecars, and for the first time, Read More
Undertow, Brooklyn-based artist Erik Parker‘s third solo exhibition at Paul Kasmin Gallery in NYC offers insight into the evolution of Parker’s work over the last two decades. Here, Parker continues to Read More
For over sixty years Peter Saul has created compellingly idiosyncratic paintings that skirt the boundary of easy classification. Politics, war, religion, history, class, race—Saul’s paintings take on Read More
Street art godfather Shepard Fairy may be a wanted man in Detroit, but that didn’t stop him from making a show of force at his new exhibition at Jacob Lewis Gallery in NYC earlier this month. Read More
As color field painter Frank Stella‘s influence resurges among a new generation of minimalists, Paul Kasmin celebrates the founding father’s oeuvre with Shape As Form, a standout historical retrospective of the artist’s groundbreaking fusion between painting and sculpture, illustrated by Read More
Currently on view at David Zwirner is an immersive exhibition of significant “corner,” “barrier” and “corridor” light works from the late 1960s and early 1970s by visionary light artist Dan Flavin. From 1963, when he conceived Read More
This month longtime Supertouch buddy Jose Parla set a new personal milestone in his already stratospheric career when he opened two major simultaneous shows in NYC on the same night when Surface Body/Action Space opened at Read More
Following up his major gallery exhibition in Copenhagen last year, artist & designer Geoff McFetridge has brought another body of excellent graphic paintings titled It Looks Like It Says to view in NYC at Read More
