By Tony Zaza, The Roving Eye The lack of glamor surrounding the current show at the Baltimore Museum of Art, no hype, no bangles and merchandising, is a tribute to the artist. Let the work speak for itself. One might expect this to be a New Yorkish show, but Baltimore harbours one of the largest […]

High Museum of Art, Atlanta, GeorgiaGroup exhibition, November 5, 2021 – February 6, 2022

12 October 2021 – 16 January 2022 What would it feel like to share the world with machines that could live in the wild and evolve on their own?  Artist Anicka Yi ecosystem within the Turbine Hall – Originally part of Bankside Power Station – Yi’s installation populates the space with machines Floating in the […]

Mitchell/Riopelle: Nothing in Moderation On my way to this exhibition I was thinking of Joan Mitchell and Jean-Paul Riopelle as a Golden Couple of a Golden Age. The Golden Age is true. Paris still had its charm and New York was rising into its future glory. Riopelle was a golden boy, irresistible and charming with […]

  Frieze New York 2018 Thursday Preview: Thursday, May 3; 11am-8pm Private View: Thursday, May 3; 5pm-8pmPublic days: Friday, May 4; 11am-7pm Saturday, May 5; 11am-6pm Sunday, May 6; 11am-6pm Frieze New York 20 Randall’s Island New York, NY 10035                                                                                                                                                                           Editor: abraham lubelski

  Dear Abraham, Gallery 8 New York opens in Harlem next Thursday with an inaugural exhibition 17 Cuban artists from FACTION Art Projects. The exhibition, All That You Have Is Your Soul (Feb 2 – March 10) curated by Armando Marino and Meyken Barreto is a group show of 17 artists, all of whom are […]

    Abortion is our country’s Scarlet Letter, an impassioned “A” writ large on our conscience. We shame, blame and deny women their right to self-determination to live, love and when to have or not have children. Although this January is the 45th year anniversary of the Supreme Court Ruling legalizing abortion, there have been, […]

The diversity of techniques and media used in Tiziano Fabris’ works makes its production complex to classify.  Claudia Aguilar The diversity of techniques and media used in Tiziano Fabris’ works makes its production complex to classify. If you asked him to characterize his work, he would answer without hesitation, “It’s totally useless.” It is precisely […]

Small Wonders, a summer exhibition as well as her first Brighton solo show by the critically acclaimed illustrator Zara Wood, takes place at Boxbird Gallery.  Boxbird Gallery Small Wonders, a summer exhibition as well as her first Brighton solo show by the critically acclaimed illustrator Zara Wood, takes place at Boxbird Gallery. Wood’s unique style […]

On opening night in the Drawing Center’s main gallery, a palpable vibration filled the room, where mostly artists, critics and art collectors converged to see a rare apparition—that of the “hallucinatory chimeras” of enigmatic German poet/artist Unica Zürn (1916-1970). Valery Oisteanu reviews Unica Zürn: Dark Spring, on view at the Drawing Center earlier in July. […]