Daniele Sigalot: When Being an Artist is an Option
Starting from airplanes that look like paper, but in reality they're made of polished or colored aluminium. Daniele Sigalot fully represents his world…
Tag: contemporary artist
Exploration/Excavation: An Interview with Shaan Syed
The words "FRUIT", "MILK", "SHADE" don't immediately spark associations with wilful protest. Text and spontaneous production are both qualities that u…
VENICE BIENNALE 2019: FRONTRUNNER’S REPORT
La Biennale di Venezia - the 58th International Art Exhibition - saw thousands toting their trademark canvas goodie bags filled with heavy art catalog…
Reveal and Conceal: A Conversation with Justin Fitzpatrick
Justin Fitzpatrick speaks to FRONTRUNNER about his practice inspired by illuminated manuscripts, Pulp Sci-Fi, and the constant cycle of reveal-and-con…
Streets, Sports and Seeing Anew: An Interview with Hiroya Kurata
Hiroya Kurata is a painter who began his professional practice attached to the street. His works are now more muted, more introspective than those fro…
Burn, Baby, Burn: Grady Corbitt and Colin McElroy on ‘Meet Us At The Dumpster Fire’
It’s something to get excited about. I find if I look too much on social media or the news, I get bummed. Look beyond the surface of the scrolling t…
From Gridiron to Gallery: Q&A With NFL Lineman Turned Artist Will Rackley
There's a level of hard work, focus, and perseverance that you have to have with both to be successful.
Will Hutnick and Mark Joshua Epstein at SPRING/BREAK Art Show
The SPRING/BREAK Art Show is always a refreshing stop on the “NYC Armory week” circuit. The least commercial of the fairs, SPRING/BREAK is the cool…
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.