Through the search for equilibrium in my creations, I found a temporary lively and bold art which favors the colors, with their volumes and symbols, where there is harmony between the point and understanding. Figurative or abstract is colorful and intense, creating a harmonious dialogue between shapes and colors. As  painting a fresco  with  Tuscan […]

In no part of Clouds; An Illustrated Taxonomy does the book claim to be art, but it has to be the most beautiful scientific guide on the market. This sleek little volume is bound in simple-yet-elegant silver covers and printed on matte black paper; it is a far cry from its inspiration, The International Cloud […]

Josephine Meckseper Andrea Rosen Gallery November 23, 2013 – January 18, 2014 Opening Reception: Saturday, November 22, 6-8 pm 525 West 24th Street New York, NY 10011 andrearosengallery.com

Like sugar induced hyper-active children, David and I went to the only place where grownups ring doorbells to see art: The Upper East Side. Were we tricked? Yes. Were we treated, yeah, that too. Our first stop was Michael Werner Gallery where their new and stunning second floor space houses a Peter Saul exhibition. This […]

Featuring: Bianca Beck, Sebastian Black, Carol Bove, 
Sarah Braman, Elaine Cameron-Weir, Alex Da Corte, 
Charles Harlan, Dan Herschlein, Jon Kessler, Zak Kitnick, 
Becky Kolsrud, Chris Martin, Sam Moyer, and Borna Sammak. Garage Show Rachel Uffner Gallery November 24, 2013 – January 19, 2014 Opening Reception: Sunday, November 24, 6-8 pm Garage adjacent to 170 Suffolk […]

The new Meridian exhibition at the recently launched Tryon St Gallery, (just a stone’s throw from London’s Saatchi gallery), explores the universal human fascination with finding our place in the world and recording it through maps and mapping. Attesting a human need to determine and record one’s position in the world, maps—and intangible concepts such as meridians—are instrumental in […]

Featuring: Alison Collins, Caetano de Almeida, Dan Bailey, Dan Estabrook, David Chatt , David Shapiro, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Jana Brevick, Jeff Chien-Hsing Liao, Lisa Hoke, Paul Chan, Peter Matthews, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Richard Hughes, Sonya Clark, Tehching Hsieh, Walead Beshty and more. 0 to 60: The Experience of Time through Contemporary Art November 22, 2013 to January 25, […]

Featuring: Lee Arnold, Michael Brennan, Ai Campbell,  Bill Carroll, Nicole Cohen, Dana Crossan, Jennifer Dwyer, Shingo Francis, Veronique Gambier, Joy Garnett, Daniel Hill, Loie Hollowell, Arlan Huang, Rhia Hurt, Will Hutnick, Rachel Kohn, Suzy Kopf, Natalie Lomeli, Allison Maletz, John F. Moore, Janet Pedersen, Simona Prives, Rachna Rajen, Judy Rifka, Jean Rim, Esther Ruiz, Mary Schiliro, Rachel Sharp,  Marcy Sperry, Vincent Stracquadanio,  Candice Strongwater,  Jannell Turner, James Vanderberg, Jia Wei,  Rachael Whitney, Jeanne Wilkinson, […]

As a repository of Dadaist ideas, the brilliant show at Blain/Di Donna, Dada and Surrealist Objects, represents what constitutes artistic re-interpretation. It brings back into focus the bankruptcy of contemporary artistic initiatives as nothing more than  shameless re-invention.  The “objects” in this elegantly-mounted show represent imaginative artifacts created between 1920 and 1969 (save for the […]

In Four Letters to Mahler, Schafer presents a room sized sculpture fabricated of aluminum struts that are host to an eight channel sound work. In this work, Schafer created a complex sonic work based on Schoenberg’s own language but existing more in a Cagean arena of voice that challenges the listener further with degrees of aural […]