Colpa Press launches it’s print edition “People I’ve Loved” as part of the residency program at Little Paper Planes, San Francisco. “People I’ve loved” is …
“Books resist and channel out the noise of the world. When I read, the constant, oppressive murmuring of the world is replaced by a …
For his first exhibition, “Tonight Tonight” at Highlight Gallery, Facundo Argañaraz makes an impactful, yet subtly poetic statement. The work has appropriated images that …
“Pull your socks up – To make an effort to improve your work or behaviour because it is not good enough.” This idiom …
For those who are in the Los Angeles area, there’s a new bookstore in Culver City that has made a long and strenuous journey from …
By John Held, Jr. It’s really difficult to successfully show printed works as opposed to strictly visual works of art in a gallery …
Opening tomorrow, July 18th at Ed Varie Gallery, NYC is a two-person show “Leisure Time”, an exhibition loosely and ironically based around the ideas …
Nicole Wittenberg makes images that punch you in the face. She says she is working to make paintings that hit “all at once, …
Summer is here and its time to be out in the park soaking up as much sunshine as possible on our British, milky bodies. This …
Nicole Eisenman’s show at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive presents a fundamental reshaping of a beguiling, simple word that we use …
Lordy Rodriguez returns with a fifth solo show at Hosfelt Gallery, “Code Switch.” Comprised of the artist’s signature use of cartographic and design elements, …
“Selfless” at Mark Wolfe Contemporary Art in San Francisco, features a thought-provoking range of photographic and video-based portraiture by artists Daniel Arnold, Elizabeth Huey, Senalka …
The exhibition “The Privilege Show” started with the efforts of Kickstarter. The campaign, initiated by the curators of the Los Angeles-based artist-run space Control …
The work in “Low Subject” interrupts standard assumptions and definitions of sculpture and photography. Through elaborate and multi-faceted process, each artist calls to question …
“Traces and Accumulations” is a group exhibition featuring work by artists who practice rigorous processes of repeated mark making and layering of minimal gestures. …
On the “lower most” frontier of the LES galleries is Pocket Utopia, on Henry street, where you can unexpectedly face late 18th century visions …
I had the opportunity to talk with Chris Duncan about his publishing endeavor “Land and Sea” which he does with his wife Maria Otero, in …
Tomorrow at Real Time & Space in Oakland are two artist talks: Kait Mooney and Cybele Lyle, hosted by Aaron Harbour from Et al. …
Immigration is a double edge in American culture, cutting both ways. It is in part the crux of our own origin myth, the pursuit …
On going Group show, “Black & White” at New Image Art is characterized as a, “celebration of absence of color.” Collectively, yet with distinction, …
