What is Noh? Noh is a traditional Japanese performance expressed through dance, music and poetry, and mainly based on legends and myths. Noh-Opera ‘Macbeth’ Astounds Audiences of East and West Alike By Keiko Kai Photo by TOMO UEHARA What is Noh? Noh is a traditional Japanese performance expressed through dance, music and poetry, and mainly […]

Some years back, while trudging through a stint in the housekeeping department of a hotel located on the campus of a Midwestern University, I found myself in the middle of the annual convention of the NTHCS, or National Toothpick Holder Collectors Society, for the uninitiated. Not-Quite-Antiques Road Show Shane Miller Courtesy of The Poo Syndicate […]

On May 25 and 30th "Expo-Park Exhibiting Projects" company held the annual International Visual Fair "Art Moscow", which included 45 galleries and non-commercial art organizations. Art Moscow By Yulia Lanina Igor Makarevich, Elena Elagina “Pagan” 2003 Installation, photocollage, object Courtesy of Artinfo.ru On May 25 and 30th "Expo-Park Exhibiting Projects" company held the annual International […]

Artist and curator Julie Karabenick has gathered together 12 artists who share her deep interest in painting, geometry and structure. Each of them, including Karabenick, is represented by one work in the exhibition, "Engaging the Structural." Most of the works are easel-sized, that is, not too large nor too small, not dependent upon extreme scale […]

"Majority Whip," curated by Kathy Grayson and Laura Tepper at White Box. Young Artists Get Personal with Politics in Group Show By Andrew LaVallee   “Majority Whip” at White Box     "Majority Whip," curated by Kathy Grayson and Laura Tepper at White Box Twenty-somethings are apathetic, cynical and get all their news from Jon […]

Nothing is left unresolved in the retrospective exhibition of Pat Adams? paintings now showing in New York City at the Zabriskie Gallery (41 East 57 Street) through March 5, 2005. Pat Adams: Retrospective Harriet Zinnes Courtesy of Zabriskie Gallery Nothing is left unresolved in the retrospective exhibition of Pat Adams’ paintings now showing in New […]

As a photographer and scandalous filmmaker, Larry Clark has been systematically rejected in mainstream media while extolled as a visionary auteur by his fans and followers for the same reason: his lurid and stark depiction of emotionally depraved, violent and drug-hording teens in their unfiltered reality. Larry Clark: "The Uncensored American Dream?" Julie Fishkin As […]

The recent wave and renewal of abstract expressionism and surrealism sweeping the New York galery scene has opened doors for emerging and re-emerging artists alike. Sylvia Wald Challenges Convension By Fu Chia-Wen Lien Sylvia Wald, “Woven Wall”, 1980-Present, Mixed Media, 72″ x 54″ x 14″ The recent wave and renewal of abstract expressionism and surrealism […]

In the last two winters the French artist Sophie Calle (1953) has shown her works at two large retrospective exhibitions, the first one at the Centre Pompidou in Paris (2003) and last winter at Martin Gropius Bau in Berlin. The exhibitions showed a wide collection of Calle?s old and new works from the past 25 […]

London’s recent exhibitions of note include a show of Robert Mapplethorpe photographs at Alison Jacques Gallery and a Joseph Beuys retrospective at the Tate Modern. Letter from London Nina Zivancevic London’s recent exhibitions of note include a show of Robert Mapplethorpe photographs at Alison Jacques Gallery and a Joseph Beuys retrospective at the Tate Modern. […]