Vibrantly orbiting poised subjects, drizzled liberally onto canvases or brushed violently, colored paint is essential to making art pop. And no one understands the liquid rainbow better than New York City based artist, Olan. You Bring Light In Monica Colbert Olan, God Made Me Gay. Mixed media, 60x72x1.5 inches. Vibrantly orbiting poised subjects, drizzled liberally […]

Contemporary art is as simple as it is complex. The exhibition "Frequency" presented at the Studio Museum in Harlem is only one recent exhibition that continues to reinforce why and how we must continue to interrogate who and what our society values and why. Wavelength� Horace Brockington Hank Willis Thomas, Liberation of T.O.: Ain’t no […]

However, the artists in "Frequency " and reflect through their the works is less the need to correct black representation as it is to speak to they very issues of politics of dislocations, temporary experience of exile, displacement, authentic, in which race space is only one component. Wavelength (#2) Horace Brockington However, the artists in […]

The group of nine emerging talents in "TINTA" on view at Galeria Leme, form a network of dialogues and relationships; dynamic and inquisitive, their grouping allows space for alternative and enlightened juxtapositions–formal and conceptual–which remind one that there is nothing like (fresh) paint–tinta– to spark conversation. Dialogues In Paint Camila Belchior Rigo Schmidt, ohne Titel, […]

Nobody Works is an expanding art collective exhibiting contemporary art in group exhibitions by medium. I started Nobody Works in August of 2005 with the ideal that artists could make art all the time as opposed to having to work at a day job. Nobody Sculpts Leslie Wright Christy Singleton, Caren, 2005. Silicone, feather, cloth, […]

"Let’s have a supalife!" is inked in an outsized, old-timey font on Gabriele Zygor’s glittery pink business card. It’s a Supalife Colleen Becker Pisa73, Masumi Max, 2004. Spraypaint, stencil, cardboard. "Let’s have a supalife!" is inked in an outsized, old-timey font on Gabriele Zygor’s glittery pink business card. A fan of mottos, Zygor truly believes […]

Dance Theater Workshop was home to the American premiere of ALARM! –zero hour edition, by Japanese dance company Baby Q, a multimedia dance performance group with a sardonic pop culture and highly-visual stylized flair. Baby-Q: Remnants of a Post-Human World Andrea Liu courtesy of Baby Q Dance Theater Workshop was home to the American premiere […]

"Object Cast" is a project for an in situ installation to be realized inside the unique frame of the B.T.A.P. gallery in Beijing (http://www.tokyo-gallery.com/btap/), a peculiarly evocative place where the conceptual volume of the work calls in the visual language of the industrial architecture of the space in deploying its "poetic device." Object Cast Beatrice […]

On the last Friday of the month in Buenos Aires, Argentina, one of the art districts hosts an event called "Gallery Nights." The event is one of a few throughout the city where maps are distributed to mark participating art spaces, and doors stay open late. Gallery goers pick up champagne glasses, and take them […]

While spending two months in Buenos Aires, I met many porteños (as the city dwellers are called) who grow anxious at the mere discussion of weather maladies and natural disaster. Because, I was told, the only disasters they have to fear in Argentina are politics. Buenos Aires Roundup Angelina Mortarotti Courtesy of artist  While spending […]