At the opening night of Nick Van Woert’s solo exhibition “No Man’s Land” at OHWOW Gallery, Los Angeles, it was whispered that the subject’s …

  For “sweat shape: detox vision”, artist Alisa Baremboym has installed both new and existing works to inhabit the peculiar Mid-Wilshire space The Vanity, run …

Niall McLelland “The Nature of Your Oppression is the Aesthetic of Our Anger” March 8 – April 13, 2013 Clint Roenisch, Toronto       …

  Currently at Adobe Books is “Cold Boy’s Fire/Digital Physical” a two person exhibition by Bryan Morello and Augustus Thompson.  This show was curated by …

  “24 Hour Exhibition: Making Chinatown” is scheduled tomorrow evening, March 20th, 5-9pm at Kadist, San Francisco.  “Making Chinatown” will be on view in Kadist’s …

Contributed by Kathryn McKinney       Political art is often a bit of a horse pill, usually we know it’s good for us, but …

  Oh Chicago, how I wish I was there to see this exhibition in person, but due to pockets with eternal holes at the bottom …

  Coming into 2013 is an exciting curatorial project by Nikki Mirsaeid, and Taj Robinson titled ALTAR. Everyone who is involved in the arts has …

  Kathryn Andrews is having her first solo show, “D.O.A. | D.O.B.” (dead on arrival / date of birth) , at David Kordansky, Los Angeles, …

  Drew Conrad’s first solo exhibition in New York City, Ain’t Dead Yet, has been extended at Fitzroy Gallery probably because it’s fucking impressive. His installations …

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 …

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 …

    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 …

Liam Everett is currently on view at Altman Siegel, and is worth a visit if you’re in San Francisco.  A collection of Everett’s stretched triangular …

Interview by Lucy Kasofsky   Chandra Cerrito is an art consultant and gallery owner based in Oakland, California.  I went to see her at her …

Below is an interview conducted by Nate Hooper from The Popular Workshop, San Francisco with artists Dane Johnson and Chris Lux.  Both Lux and Dane …

Tomorrow, October 28th,  is the last day to see the exhibition: “Selected Furniture Sculptures 1979–2012” by John Armleder.  This is a fantastic exhibition composed of …

Jonathan Horowitz’s piece “Your Land, My Land: Election ’12” was originally exhibited at Gavin Brown Enterprise, New York,  titled “November 4, 2008”.  The piece consisted …

There is a great exhibition currently at the Chinese Culture Center (CCC) of San Francisco which originally shown in Shanghai, China titled “Women”.  Recently I …

If your in San Francisco this Friday, make it out to The Popular Workshop this Friday for the opening reception of “Eating Out of the …