Posts Tagged ‘Painting’
In Christopher Priest’s 1995 novel The Prestige, scientist Nikola Tesla enters the plot and builds a machine that is intended to Read More
For their debut solo show with the esteemed Lehmann Maupin gallery in NYC, Brasilian wonder twins Os Gemeos (aka: Read More
One of the most exciting young artists working in Japan today, the painter known only as Madsaki revels in his low-fi deconstructionist Read More
It’s widely known that Pop Art impresario AndyWarhol and his downtown protege Jean-Michel Basquiat created an Read More
In his sixth exhibition at Sadie Coles HQ, punk art icon Raymond Pettibon presents a prolific body of new drawings that Read More
Best known to clueless hipsters as the inspiration behind the now iconic Supreme streetwear logo, Barbara Kruger is Read More
For her debut exhibition Magnificent Delusion at Anton Kern Gallery, MacArthur Genius Grant artist Nicole Eisenman has presented a new body of characteristically genius new work including paintings, a group of drawings and one plaster sculpture. The works range from the monumental to the intimate in size and address day-to-day life in New York City with all its ordinary, unexpected and sometimes marvelous moments. Read More
Currently on view at Nahmad Contemporary in NYC is an incredible historical overview Read More
LA-based master of social satire Eric Yahnker has struck again at downtown art oasis The Hole in NYC with his new Read More
Japanese Pop Art superstar & Supertouch buddy Yoshitomo Nara makes a return to London with a show of new drawings & paintings this week at Read More
