Posts in category Feature
“Charles Linder: MUDSLINGER” at La Casa del Tunel in Tijuana, Mexico.
By Charles Linder Recently, I was invited to travel to Tijuana, MX during Dia de Los Muertos for a solo show at …
Artist Highlight: JASON BRINKERHOFF
“Alluring Tensions” By Wendi Norris It’s unclear if Jason Brinkerhoff is foremost a collector, a curator, or an artist. He intuitively …
Review: CalArts President Steven D. Lavine in conversation with Mr. Chow and Jeffrey Deitch at REDCAT, Los Angeles.
By Bianca Guillen Patrons filed into the Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theater at REDCAT in Los Angeles, all Muffled hushes filled with …
REVIEW: Matthias Düwel’s solo exhibition “Spindrift” at Mirus Gallery, San Francisco
“Candy Colored Dreamscapes” By John Held, Jr. I was intrigued when I first came across the paintings and drawings of Matthias Düwel. …
Walking Wild: The Life and Death of Lou Reed
By John Held, Jr. Lou Reed died at the Long Island, New York, home he shared with his wife, Laurie Anderson, Sunday, October …
Artist Highlight: SARA CWYNAR
By Simon Cole Sara Cwynar is a Canadian photographer currently living and working in Brooklyn, New York. We sat down to talk …
Artist Highlight: CLAIRE NEREIM
Interviewed by Ava Jancar and Eric Jones of Jancar Jones Gallery, Los Angeles Your work is very subtle and often takes on …
The Social Environment of Frieze
Peter Dobey October 21, 2013, London. This last week was what the art world and the well to do of London like to …
Beat Era Maestros
Sight Vision: The Urban Milieu October 9-November 9, 2013 Gallery Paule Anglim 14 Geary Street San Francisco, CA Beat Era Maestros by John Held, …
In Conversation with Michelle Mansour from Root Division, San Francisco.
For people who are unfamiliar with Root Division, can you introduce yourself and explain the mission of Root Division? My name is Michelle …
Artist Highlight: DAVID WILSON
by Natasha Boas Ph.D. “Walking, in particular drifting, or strolling, is already – with the speed culture of our time – a kind of …
“An Artist’s Fragile Legacy”: Wa Morrison Memorial Studio Show, San Francisco.
Wa Morrison Memorial Studio Show October 1-31, 2013 1919 Hayes Street San Francisco, CA 94117 Saturdays, October 5, 12, 26, 2-4pm Drop-in hours most …
Review: “Tales of the San Francisco Cacophony Society”
Book Review Kevin Evans, Carrie Galbraith and John Law (eds.) “Tales of the San Francisco Cacophony Society” San Francisco: Last Gasp Press, 2013. 293 pp. …
Art as Case Study 2: “DIGITAL MADELEINE, OR VIDEO-TIME IS NEVER LOST OR PAST” at Krowswork.
Feature by Peter Dobey Taking its cue from Proust, Krowswork’s ‘Digital Madeleine, Or Video-Time is Never Lost or Past’ invites the viewer to …
Artist Highlight: SEAN RASPET
Interview by Jessica Silverman The images that you use often have digital origins, whether combined and assembled into a single image, transformed through …
Disillusioned #2 – The Art World In Review: Art Forgers, Some of the Most Original Artists Around.
By Peter Dobey October 6, 2013 The talk of the town seems to be art fraud and the art marketplace individuals involved with it. But …
In Conversation With Chris Burden
Andrew McClintock: One of your first noted pieces created during your undergrad at Pomona College was a large outdoor sculpture that because of its …
In Conversation with Art Collector Dorothy Vogel
-Conducted by John Held, Jr. Herbert and Dorothy Vogel are concrete proof that one needn’t be rich in amassing a significant art collection. …
Disillusioned – The Art World In Review 1: The Brits Speak Out to the Spoken For.
By Peter Dobey September 27, 2013 Judging by the discussions in the British press this week, it would seem more people are beginning to …
Review: Uri Tzaig’s “Sustainable Art” exhibition at refusalon, San Francisco
Uri Tzaig “Sustainable Art” refusalon JW Marriott San Francisco Union Square 500 Post Street San Francisco, California By John Held, Jr. …