Cynthia Karalla/The Developer Sketches
Cynthia Karalla inspects one of her "Developer Sketches" Light as a Tangible Medium Review by Babz Sadej uantum Mechanics mostly deals with theory, light, space, time, gravity, multiple...
OUTSIDE/INSIDE, Book Review
OUTSIDE/INSIDE …just outside the art world’s inside by Martha King Blaze VOX Books Kenmore, NY ISBN: 978-1-60964-314-0 Copyright 2018 480 pages/Paperback $20.00 on Amazon by Mike Foldes ...
Richard Young \ Artist Spotlight
©Richard Young Arabian Coffee Artist Spotlight A Style of His Own The work of Richard Young Ragazine: Richard, can you tell us something of your background? Richard Young: Though I have always had a flair for pencil and chalk drawing, I graduated in engineering...
Emel Karakozak/ Photographer Spotlight
© Emel Karakozak Budding 16 | 40x100cm | C-print *** Photographer Spotlight BUDDING oman is a being through which man feels connected to nature, as woman is very similar to nature in birth-giving...
A Crack in the Sidewalk/Barbara Rosenthal
Happy New Year! Don’t worry. I’m not going to write about the coming apocalypse. What is occasioning this month’s column is a recent email from Ripley Whiteside, a wonderful studio assistant I had last year, who left for a full-time job but offered to continue helping via the net. I have been putting off hiring his replacement because I knew I’d be away on tour soon, and didn’t want to cause a gap in a new-hire’s employment. But beyond that civic concern, internally, the requirements of my multiple projects have been growing so complex that just doing it all myself trumped the dread of explaining and overseeing, at least until I get back (more later). That led to thinking about the nature of the job itself and also to doing a little research in my Archives.
On Location/France
From Paris to Washington : new deal for artwork by Jean-Paul Gavard-Perret Contributing Columnist he "Women House" exhibition co-produced by the Monnaie de Paris and the Washington National...
Ana Jovanovska/Art
“Mirrors” is conceived as a local and participatory project. An online photo library is created with copyright documentary photographs from Kumanovo, made exclusively for the purposes of this project…
A Crack in the Sidewalk/Barbara Rosenthal
MEDIA ART RESTORATION: The Craft of the Art of the New Old New by Barbara Rosenthal Contributing Columnist NYC Nov 1, 2018 reetings, Readers, for this last issue of the year, and what could be...
TIME OF CHANGE @ Throckmorton Fine Art
Lola Alvarez Bravo The Dream | Isabel Villasenor Tenacatita Jalisco | 1941 | Gelatin silver print | 8 x 10 *** TIME OF CHANGE Visual Dialogue between Lola Alvarez Bravo and Mariana Yampolsky The following essay appears in the guide to TIME OF CHANGE, the...
Jose Rodeiro/Artist Interview
Jose Rodeiro | Blue Bacchanalia Amazar | 24" x 18" *** Amnesis: Making the Invisible Visible (& vice versa) An artful conversation between Jose Rodeiro and Mike Foldes On Friday, September 13,...
Bruce Nauman at MoMA
© Bruce Nauman / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York Human nature/Life Death/Knows Doesn't know | 1983 | Neon tubing | 107 x 107 *** Bruce Nauman: Disappearing Acts. Where: MOMA PS1 in Long Island City and The Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan When: October...
NoWall@All
NEO-LATINO#NOWALL@ALL Neo-Latino Artists exhibit at ArtSpace 88 Gallery by José Rodeiro n the eve of National Hispanic Heritage month, celebrating US-Latino culture and...
PS1 NY Art Book Fair 2018
Finding Alternatives: The NY Art Book Fair he world of publishing is far from dead. At least if you're into the best of what can be done with ink and paper. The annual book fair at PS1 in...
RUNNING WILD
Running Wild is as of 9-17-18 a new column/blog designed to let you know who's doing (variously) what, when and where... leaving the "Why?" for you to figure out.... if it matters. Send us your stuff: Subject Line, "Running Wild". ...
The Future of Art/Jane Kallir
Modernism is inseparable from the rise of the Western middle class. In nineteenth-century Europe, the bourgeoisie created a vast new market for art, previously a luxury enjoyed mainly by aristocrats. Cities, especially, became cultural hubs replete with museums, galleries, concert halls, theaters and publishing houses. The direct patronage that had characterized the aristocratic age was replaced by a wider distribution system that depended on intermediaries to connect artists with consumers.
Album Art/Michael Goldstein
About the cover for Jellyfish, “Spilt Milk,” Haggerty says, “The advise to ‘never work with animals or children’ was proven to be true again. I can only tell you that those tears are real.”
Tom Zatar Kay/Holy Shit: A 3-hour Poem
ZATARS-COMPUTER-VOICE-3-AND-A-HALF-HOUR-POEM "Holy Shit" Metaphysical Poetry Readings prose monologues euphony BOOMING onomatopoeia Computer Oral Art. Excerpted from the book "Holy Shit" By Tom ZataR Kay. "Human Robot Poetry" When my words are spoken by a computer...
Greg Stewart/Around New York
Jazz Masters Still Tuned In by Greg Stewart Events Editor Drawings by Lidia Moroz he world of jazz has such variety these days. Ranging from standards plucked and hammered out in...