NADA Miami Highlights: Part 2
Our good friend Nate Hooper from The Popular Workshop, San Francisco is currently in Miami covering selected fairs for SFAQ. Miami is home base for …
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NADA Miami Highlights: Part 1
Our good friend Nate Hooper from The Popular Workshop, San Francisco is currently in Miami covering selected fairs for SFAQ. Miami is home base for …
KCHUNG Radio, Los Angeles – Chinatown
Interview by Dennis Wornick At the top of an unsuspecting building in Chinatown, Los Angeles, extraordinary noises and words are being beamed into the …
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” …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
Kishio Suga at Blum and Poe, Los Angeles
If your in Los Angeles, Blum and Poe should be on you’re list of galleries to visit. Known for it’s great program of noteworthy exhibitions, …
Turner Prize 2012
If you’re in London and not doing the fun stuff like eating curry in Shoreditch, buying Ketamine in Brixton or brown-bagging beers in Camden (brown-bagless, …
REVIEW: Expressing the Unknown
By John Held, Jr. Jasper Johns: Seeing with the Mind’s Eye SFMOMA November 3, 2012 – February 3, 2013 Jay DeFeo: A …
Liam Everett at Altman Siegel, San Francisco.
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 …
In Conversation with Chandra Cerrito
Interview by Lucy Kasofsky Chandra Cerrito is an art consultant and gallery owner based in Oakland, California. I went to see her at her …
“Poetic Politic” an exhibition of Vietnamese and Cambodian contemporary artists at KADIST, San Francisco
Kadist has brought a very special collection of artists, that we rarely get to see in San Francisco, by presenting an exhibition composed of Vietnamese …
Interview with Chris Lux and Dane Johnson at The Popular Workshop, San Francisco
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 …
Taro Shinoda at Taka Ishii Gallery (Kiyosumi, Tokyo)
Taro Shinoda has presented a great film piece “LRTT (Lunar Reflection Transmission Technique)” in his solo exhibition “Homo sapiens sapiens” at Taka Ishii Gallery in …
John Armleder at Swiss Insitute, New York closes tomorrow, October 28th
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 …