A Bigger Splash
Contributed by Robert Strang Located in the heart of the ‘big smoke’ the Tate Modern is the most visited modern art gallery in the …
Somewhere in the Fold at the Popular Workshop
There are art books and then there is book art. As much pretension there is in that statement, there’s differentiation between the two: art …
Rosemarie Trockel at the New Museum, New York
In New York at the New Museum German artist Rosemarie Trockel is currently on view, and truly deserves a visit. The exhibition is “A Cosmos” …
STEVE GIRARD
Steve Girard’s films, animations, and comics show his insecurity, perverse thoughts, and astute observations about other people’s psyches. His work is beautifully surreal, funny, …
Abraham Cruzvillegas at Regen Projects, Los Angeles
When visiting Regen Projects in Los Angeles, you will encounter a collection of new sculptural works by Abraham Cruzvillegas, an artist originally from Mexico City. …
Interface Gallery, Oakland
By Kelly Inouye Interface Gallery, a new alternative art space in Oakland’s Temescal Alley curated by Suzanne L’Heureux, is dedicated to exhibiting work that …
South Africa in Apartheid and After: David Goldblatt, Ernest Cole, and Billy Monk at SFMoMA
I didn’t learn about apartheid in grade school; in college, William Kentridge’s animated films inspired some Wikipedia reading, but my understanding of South Africa …
“The Emerald City” at Thomas Soloman Gallery, Chinatown LA
In Chinatown, Los Angeles an exhibition “The Emerald City” is currently on view that embraces the artistic endeavors of painting. Thomas Soloman Gallery has selected various …
The Popular Workshop + Colpa: SOMEWHERE IN THE FOLD
The Popular Workshop is hosting an opening reception tomorrow, Thursday, November 29 from 6-10pm for a whole constellation of art books/ book artists curated by …
AJ Fosik’s “Lamplighter to the Promised Land” at Guerrero Gallery
AJ Fosik’s “Lamplighter to the Promised Land” at Guerrero Gallery has been covered by nearly every San Francisco-based online art publication. Most articles reiterate that …
“Im Not Pregnant” at James Fuentes, New York
Currently at James Fuentes is “Im Not Pregnant” exhibiting two artists, Lizzi Bougatsos and Thorton Dial. I want to highlight the work of Bougatsos because …
In Conversation with Nina Katchadourian
By Kelly Inouye Part of The Drawing Center’s commitment to emerging and under-recognized artists is realized through the Viewing Program, a curated registry of …
Martin Honert’s “Kinderkreuzzug” at Hamburger Bahnhof
Berlin’s Hamburger Bahnhof, is a former railway station which now serves as the city’s Museum für Gegenwart, or “Museum for the Present”. I visited the …
Conrad Ruiz’s “Juice” at Jessica Silverman, San Francisco
“Juice” at Jessica Silverman is an epic display of painterly renditions of liquid textures produced by artist, Conrad Ruiz. Hyperactive in nature, Ruiz presents a …
Jason Nocito’s “I heart Transylvania” at Little Big Man Gallery
Ihearttransylvania is the screen name of photographer Jason Nocito’s (now) wife and the title of Jason’s photo series about their long-distance relationship. She went …
KEMBRA PFAHLER
Interviewed by Dean Dempsey Her characters have the pallet of prescription pills; blue, red, yellow, pink, white, grey and violet. From the …
Interview with Nicolas Torres
I recently enjoyed the opening of New World Old Child, a solo exhibition by Nicolas Torres’s at the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts. …
Haegue Yang at Chantal Crousel, Paris
Haegue Yang presents a body of sculptural works at Chantal Crousel that are a must see if your in Paris. Yang names 3 of the …
Videos with an Arty Flavor
Video art can be wonderful, but it can also be exhausting. Good video art requires a lot of attention and thought—for which you are …
Michael Sailstorfer’s “Forst” at Berlinische Galerie Museum of Modern Art
I recently had the opportunity to visit Michael Sailstorfer’s exhibition, “Forst” at the Berlinische Galerie Museum of Modern Art. When you first walk into …