Phil Marco Artwork Debuts New Direction in The White Room Gallery Exhibit
“There is a place deep in the folds of memory where every thought, every emotion
still lives. They slumber there, together with...
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Laurie Lambrecht Unveils Site Specific Installation at Madoo for Parrish Road Show
The Parrish Art Museum opens its second 2019 Road Show installation this weekend, featuring a site-specific installation by Laurie...
Portfolio: Skyscraper Serenity in Architecture Portraits by Mike McLaughlin
Photography by Mike McLaughlin may bring to mind images of potato trucks on cultivated farmlands, solitary houses perched on the edge...
Photographer Mike McLaughlin Connects Modern Architecture & North Fork Living through the Beauty of Simplicity
Photographer Mike McLaughlin has a deep appreciation for the North Fork and New York City. His landscapes and seascapes capturing life...
Photographer Stephen Wilkes Condenses Time in “Day to Night” Series Opening at Tulla Booth Gallery
Imagine seeing everything that happened in a particular location on one day, a kind of visual diary of a place in time. TV shows and...
Portfolio: Christine Matthäi Infuses Photography with Philosophy
Christine Matthäi loves islands: Manhattan Island, Long Island, and Grand Bahama Island. A native of Germany, Matthäi divides her...
ART REVIEW: Jade Doskow Photographs Explore Architecture Left Behind at World’s Fair Sites, Revealing a Future That Never Arrived
Photographer Jade Doskow offers a compelling selection of photographs from her ongoing “Lost Utopias” project in the intimate...
ART REVIEW: Transformative Eye of the Camera Turned on Architecture at Parrish
The Parrish Art Museum’s latest exhibition, “Image Building: How Photography Transforms Architecture,” is an outstanding...
CRITIC’S VIEW: Politics Left Behind, Armory Show 2018 Keeps Pace with Changing Face of Art World
The annual Armory Show opened this week with a five-acre exhibition sprawling across Piers 92 & 94 on the West side of Manhattan....
ART REVIEW: Artists Respond to Challenge to “Think Red” at Janet Lehr Gallery
Challenged by gallery owner Janet Lehr to “Think Red,” the living artists with work on view in the “Valentine & Art:...
ART REVIEW: Emotive Landscape Helps Gallery Celebrate 25 Years
Marking a quarter century in the art business, Art Projects International founder and director Jung Lee Sanders is presenting a...
PULSE PRIZE 2017 Awarded to Tony Gum for “Ode to She” Series
South African artist Tony Gum was awarded the 2017 PULSE PRIZE for her portrait series "Ode to She." Presented in one of PULSE Miami...
Carrie Mae Weems: A Silent Observer of a Changing Beacon
NYACK, NY - In the 13 photographs in “Carrie Mae Weems: Beacon,” at the Edward Hopper House in Rockland County, Weems is a silent...
ART REVIEW: Photography Using the Soft Power of Art to Thwart the Expected
The smart and sassy “Perceptive Dimension” show featuring photographs by Carolyn Conrad and Scott Farrell at Alex Ferrone Gallery...
ART REVIEW: Birth of Modernism Explored in Painting and Photography at Lehr
The bold and thoughtful premise of Janet Lehr’s provocative “The Triumph of American Modernism” exhibition is laid out right at...
Janet Lehr Fine Arts Presents Panel on Origins of American Modernism on August 20, 2017
The origins of Modernism will be discussed in a brunch and panel event on Sunday, August 20, 2017 at Janet Lehr Fine Arts Gallery in...
Cool School Artists Ed Moses, Billy Al Bengston & Ed Ruscha Bring Southern California to New Britain Museum of American Art
NEW BRITAIN, C.T. – In the 1950s, when much of the art world was focused on New York’s burgeoning Abstract Expressionist...
Young East End Artists Exhibition Opens at Art Space 98 on August 11, 2017
YOUNG EAST END ARTISTS:
August 11 – September 4, 2017 (open FRI-MON 11-5)
TANYA K WILLOCK: ‘Normal Condition’...