As the vaporetti shuffle visitors to and from the islands that comprise la Venezia, you realize that even Italians are tourists here. Nestled in the Northeast the Veneto, the last of the great global city-states, is a culture unto itself and as the first incubator of multiculturalism, it preserves the profound impact it had […]

  Frederico Sève Gallery is pleased to present GEGO: Prints & Drawings 1963-1991, an exhibition featured 13 prints and drawings that were completed by the German born, Venezuelan artist, Gego (Gertrud Goldschmidt, 1912-1994), from 1963 to 1991, along with a book of lithographs dating back to 1966. The show was on display to the public […]

  “The Idea of an International passport always seemed appealing to my thoughts, it’s liberating! Although that Idea is impossible, filmmaking is not and in Fly While Arab my random thought became one of my favorite lines in the film. “… We are all citizens of one world.”   Fly While Arab, Youssof Fakher (James […]

  In recent decades, contemporary Chinese art—the art produced between 1985 and the present—has been widely exhibited in the West. Inside Out, held at Asia Society in 1998, exhibited Chinese art from the second half of the 1980s and early 1990s, and there have been many other solo and group exhibitions at venues throughout the […]

Steven Thompson’s recent solo show at English Kills gallery in Bushwick, Brooklyn, was awesome in the true sense of the word. It was thought-provoking, wholly uncontrived, and yet drenched in local Zeitgeist. The exhibition revolved around a collection of original and approximate materials, which are the cornerstone of Thompson’s practice. Thompson’s approximates are fictional versions […]

In 1996, Chris Verene and Lisa Shinault set out to create an atmosphere in which the raising of personal esteem was essential and joy was palpable. What began as a private show for a close friend has since become the Self Esteem Salon. During its 13 years of production, the Self Esteem Salon has used […]

New York, New York! The 20th Century Opens at the Katonah Museum of Art October 2 in Katonah, NY. Empire City, Gotham, The Big Apple — whatever you call it, there’s no doubt that New York City has impacted millions of hearts, minds, and imaginations throughout history. This fall, the Katonah Museum of Art shows […]

September 21 through 25, the International Art Fair ART MOSCOW, the principal annual event on the Russian art market focusing on contemporary actual art will be held at the Central House of Artists. ART MOSCOW welcomes over 25,000 visitors from all over the world every year. The audience of the Fair consists of collectors, artists, […]

 To coincide with Andy Warhol’s birthday, August 6, Legacy Recordings will release the most ambitious multi-artist, multimedia project upon which it has ever embarked. “15 MINUTES: HOMAGE TO ANDY WARHOL,” created with the full approval of The Andy Warhol Foundation For The Visual Arts, is headlined by Columbia Records artists Bob Dylan and Patti Smith, […]

  “Dawn Till Dusk,” at the Jen Beckman Gallery on the Lower East Side of New York, seeks to explore our impression of time, forcing us to examine how human social structure defines time as opposed to time as an abstract concept. This exhibit is comprised of a collection of photographs, paintings, and collages from […]