Erik Scollon at Romer Young, San Francisco
by Sarah Thibault Erik Scollon’s new exhibition at Romer Young, A Moment Lasts Forever Until It’s Gone, is an introspective collection of …
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“Honeymoon Phase” by Kelsey Bennett at DRKRM, Los Angeles
“Honeymoon Phase,” is the first West Coast outing for New York based, critically praised photographer, Kelsey Bennett. Up now through June 1st at DRKRM Los …
Orly Genger at Madison Square Park and Larissa Goldston Gallery in New York
Red section of Orly Genger’s, “Red, Yellow and Blue” Madison Square Park, May 2013. Photo credit: Kelly Inouye Perhaps a short blog post is not …
A Look Into PARIS PHOTO, Los Angeles 2013
At-Large correspondents, CIA and Rives Granade, visited the inaugural Paris Photo art fair in Los Angeles last weekend at Paramount Studios. Paris Photo is …
Koen Vanmechelen’s “Leaving Paradise” at Connersmith Gallery in D.C.
Animal breeding has always been a highly aestheticized field; we select and perpetuate certain genetic traits based on how well they fit the “look” …
Asian American Women Artists Association: “underCurrents and the Quest for Space”
By John Held, Jr. Asian American Women Artists Association “underCurrents and the Quest for Space” May 2-May 25, 2013 SOMArts Cultural Center 934 Brannan …
“Medium Earth” at REDCAT, Los Angeles
A drone so steady and opaque it becomes the sound of amplified silence, opens The Otolith Group’s “’Medium Earth.” A mundane parking structure (location: …
“Forever Now!” by Julio César Morales at Gallery Wendi Norris, San Francisco
Immigration is a double edge in American culture, cutting both ways. It is in part the crux of our own origin myth, the pursuit …
“Snow White’s Banquet” Tokyo, Japan
Reviewed by Gianni Simone When Snow White appears from the maze of boxes and wires that crowd a corner of the Tokyo …
Nick Van Woert at OHWOW, Los Angeles
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 …
“SELF HELP”: New works by Ben Barretto at The Popular Workshop
Contributed by Leora Lutz Last Tuesday I left Ben Barretto’s show at The Popular Workshop (TPW) excited to write about his work. …
Chris Thorson’s “Half Life” at Rena Bransten Gallery, San Francisco
In physics, the term “half-life” references the exponential decay of matter, or the time it takes for something to fall to half it’s …
“Happy Little Accidents” by Coke Wisdom O’Neal at Mixed Greens, New York
What would you do if your studio were destroyed? All your work, research materials, experiments, equipment, work-in-progress…gone. A few short months ago, …
Review: ”Premier Life ” at Tomorrow gallery, Toronto
Contributed by Lucas Soi Mike Goldby “ Premier Life ” Tomorrow gallery, Toronto February 22 – March 17, 2013 Peter Thiel, the …
Richard Bassett’s “Options” at Jack Fischer Gallery, San Francisco
By Kathryn McKinney Ironic needlepoint has enjoyed a few iterations from feminist critique and reclamation, to kitschy hipster idolization. Richard Bassett has worked …
Review: Noam Rappaport at Ratio 3, San Francisco
Feb15- March 23 2013 Ratio 3 2831A Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94110 The Raw and the Cooked Contributed by Lani Asher …
Elisheva Biernoff, “Look Out” at Eli Ridgway Gallery, San Francisco
Written by Kathryn McKinney To visit Elisheva Biernoff’s first solo show “Look Out” at Eli Ridgway Gallery is an opportunity for a …
Review: Adam Parker Smith “Forever 21”
By Alexander Bigman There’s nothing serious about Adam Parker Smith’s work in Forever 21, now at Ever Gold Gallery. The exhibition contains, among other …
“Red” at the Berkeley Rep
“Red” by John Logan Berkeley Rep Berkeley, California Saturday, March 31, 2012. Written by John Held, Jr. Playwright John Logan was in attendance the …