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The recent opening reception for Thomas Woodruff‘s latest solo exhibition entitled “The Four Temperament Variations” at P.P.O.W. Gallery in New York’s Chelsea arts district was a wonderfully crowded affair. Â A collection of three years worth of work, the exhibition fills…
I recently met Zoe Williams when she came to my lecture in New York this Fall. Â I’d initially discovered her fuzzy-surreal rabbit relief sculptures months prior, and was very excited to meet her in person! Â Newly moved to Gotham from…
There’s not yet been much critical writing published about this century’s newly prevalent Urban Art. Â Yet. Â The genre has been gaining respect in recent years because its most important artists do much much more than tag walls and cars, and…
Edith Lebeau currently has a new series of works on view at the Trifecta Gallery for their “minUMENTAL invitational 2011”. Each of the paintings below I imagine is no larger than 8″ x 8″, acrylic on wood panel. I love…
An artist working out of Mill Vally, CA, Steven Russell Black is “completely in love with making images”, and one look at the skill and beauty of his work and there’s a good chance you’ll fall in love with his…
Those few people that have talked with me about art, something I am always excited to do, know I am not the biggest fan of conceptual art. I don’t dislike all of it, some conceptual artists have done some amazing…
Black Friday is here again, and along with the great savings comes sitting overnight in the cold, dealing with a crazy mob of people, and possibly getting pepper sprayed because you took the last xbox 360 (source). So avoid the…
Michael Ryan has been pretty busy in the past few months creating new work. He recently had a show at Modern Eden, and has also updated his webpage with new work. Head on over to his homepage to check out…