Morgan Blair: From Seinfeld To Abstraction
At the core, I always seem to want to make an image that’s hard to look at but also locks you in...
Category: Art
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Noguchi Breton: Real Art in Miami
Miami isn’t just Basel. Repeat (and clarify): Miami is NOT just the week of Art Basel Miami Beach and its surrounding festivities.
The Persistent Documentation of Jonathan Laurence
The body of work in the show is very personal – it captures those fleeting moments – the ones you want to savor.
EDDYSROOM: Out of the Galleries and Into The Closet
Who would have guessed that a closet in a Greenpoint apartment would be a captivating way to show cutting-edge art, as well as bring together a suppor…
Grace Johnson: A Clean Still Life
“It reduces stress! Increases your metabolism! Detoxifies the body! Strengthens your immune system!” That alone was sort of interesting to me. Can…
Alessandro Roma: Stone Cold Beauty
There’s the kind of synthetic, pre-fabricated “beauty” you could find on Instagram, nowadays, and then there’s unmitigated, elevated beauty.
Katya Grokhovsky: Feminist Art in the Trenches
I highlighted various tropes and stereotypes of femininity, domestic labor, beauty and female anger, ideas of remaining pleasant, whilst suffering in …
Ryan Schneider: Finding Clarity And Inspiration In The Desert
I’d like to make work on a more detailed and sensory level. I came to Joshua Tree to live more intentionally and be able to experience my life as it…
Chad Crews: The Decisive Moment
It took time to build up the confidence to take pictures of people. I started out timid, shooting from the hip and hiding the camera. I hated that fee…
Juan Fontanive: Birds, Butterflies, and Animated Machines
I tend to look at things in a more abstract way. Even when I am using more representational imagery, I am thinking in abstract terms. For example, but…
