Genesis Breyer P-Orridge: In Conversation With Dean Dempsey
This interview was originally published in SFAQ issue 9 (May–July 2012). She arrives about an hour late, dressed in all black except for a denim …
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November 11, 2017 Genesis Breyer P-Orridge: In Conversation With Dean Dempsey
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May 11, 2016 Recap: Frieze NY 2016
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October 2, 2015 Reconciled: The Paintings of Michael Hafftka
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April 1, 2015 Richard Hell: In Conversation With Dean Dempsey
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January 27, 2015 Refining Filth—Beverly Hills John
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Recap: Frieze NY 2016
Frieze NY Randall’s Island Park May 5 – 8, 2016 Another year, another Frieze New York. With thousands of artists from all over the world, …
Reconciled: The Paintings of Michael Hafftka
Reconciled: Michael Hafftka September 12 – October 4, 2015 Georges Bergès Gallery 462 West Broadway New York, New York 10012 Reconciled reflects over 20 years …
Richard Hell: In Conversation With Dean Dempsey
I stop into a morning bar to kill time before meeting with Richard Hell at his East Village apartment. I have a couple whiskeys trying …
Refining Filth—Beverly Hills John
John Waters Beverly Hills John Marianne Boesky Gallery 509 W. 24th Street, New York City, NY, 10011 9 January – 14 February 2015 John Waters—once …
Death by Comedy
Charlie Hebdo, a French satirical weekly based in Paris, was the home to 12 corpses yesterday having been targeted by religious extremists for publishing caricatures …
Cream of the Crop: The Top 5 Art Shows in New York City Last Year
5) White Flags on the Brooklyn Bridge On the morning of July 22nd, New York woke up to all-white Old Glories flapping their stars and …
SFAQ Pick: A Blind Date at the ICA, Philadelphia
As part of an ongoing program of microexhibitions commemorating the first 50 years of the ICA, Munich-based artist Jadranka Kosorcic sits down with a …
PLAYLAND – A Solo Exhibition by Maria E. Piñeres
Maria E. Piñeres mixes pay for play in her current exhibition of recent needlework treasures at DCKT Contemporary. Drawing from Times Square in …
Art in Obscurity – the Philadelphia Wireman
Currently on view at Invisible-Exports are several dozen small and at first glance amateur wire sculptures. A concise selection from about 1,200 other wire …
Brain FRIEZE
In its second edition, Frieze New York hit Randall’s Island with a shit load of art from about 180 galleries worldwide. According to Frieze, …
Pie Fight with Adrian Ghenie
Adrian Ghenie’s paintings have a magical balance between the grotesque and fantastical, coupling the surreal with the familiar. The work harbors an air of …
The Art of Theft – Adam Parker Smith
Why acquisition when you can loot? Adam Parker Smith curates various objects and artworks nicked from 77 different artists for his solo-project at …
Jeff Wall & Thomas Bangsted
Currently on view at Marc Straus is the works of Thomas Bangsted and that one photographer, umm what’s his name…oh, Jeff Wall. With …
Review: I Killed My Father, I Ate Human Flesh, I Quiver With Joy
Allegra LaViola wrapped up “I Killed My Father, I Ate Human Flesh, I Quiver With Joy” this past weekend, a group show homage to the …
Independent 2013
In its fourth edition, the Independent Art Fair included over 40 national and international galleries in the former Dia building in Chelsea, Manhattan. …
An Open Letter from Pope Benedict XVI
You might know me. I’m the Pope. Or at least for another few days. My name is actually Joseph Aloisius Ratzinger, but you …
Cut & Paste: New Works by Brion Nuda Rosch
In his second solo-show in New York, Brion Nuda Rosch uses collage and sculpture with rash and hushed demeanor, fabricating found book pages and …
Alone and Forsaken: The Art of George W. Bush
Who knew? Probably one of the most despised, or at least generally disliked man on the planet, is also a bit of an artist …
Get Dizzy
This month, the once acid-dropping deadhead-turned art dealer, Jack Hanley, dazzles his gallery loyalists with the instable, meticulous, confusing and populist art of Brooklyn-based …