Word & Paint Games: An Association Exercise with Ridley Howard
FRONTRUNNER plays word games with Atlanta-based painter Ridley Howard
Tag: Contemporary Art
Hurray for Hollyweird: A Q&A with Hollywood Mural Project Curator Jill C. Weisberg
I thought it was a great opportunity to elevate it: more cultured, richer, more inviting, more surprising. To make it more interesting, because these …
Andrew Brischler: Lonely Planet
..his paintings and color-pencil drawings are raw, undulating, boldly unflinching glimpses into the visual modalities with which we process words and …
Leigh McCarthy: Intensely Sublime
Leigh McCarthy has spun these seemingly alien elements into a critical lens on a very real, very fragile environment: the seas.
I Scream, Therefore I Exist: A Conversation with Antonia Wright
The goal of my work is not to harm myself. I start with the image/idea and work backward through the logistics.
One Beguiling Belgian: Jean-Baptiste Bernadet
It’s crucial to me that what I offer to the viewer remains as open as it can be, open to interpretation and all sorts of feelings. All of my work is…
Permanent (Win) Streak: A Conversation with Mircea Cantor
What we found was very violent, very powerful. I wanted the real thing. Not After Effects and postproduction. You don’t cheat.
Escaping the Art Fair Norm with SPRING/BREAK
Established and emerging artists share rooms, for free, in underused and historic New York City spaces. We approve everything that comes in, not only …
Aaron Levi Garvey: Will A Real Curator Please Stand Up?
There are still a few purists out there; those who consider the word “curator” to be earned rather than “assigned” by the quick shifts of soci…
Shelter Serra: Empty the American Dream
He is a free agent, able to move about seamlessly though variant circles of contemporary art, both high and low. He seems to revel in movement, even t…