On view at the FLAG Art Foundation, NY, is the group show and I will hear you in my heart of heart, that compiles the work of 35 artists of varying backgrounds.

The sensible, sweetly ironic, and brilliant scenes of anthropomorphous hot dogs, and hollowed suits, in Ivy Haldeman: Twins, will speak to the viewer across a myriad of depths.

Khari Turner’s compositions are as complex in conceptuality, as they are in physical appearances and artwork medium.

Through the language of experience and time, the work of Daniel T. Gaitor Lomack will entice your every nerve in ways one seldom does as a viewer.

Throughout Danielle McKinney's latest body of work, depicted subjects protrude a sense of self-assurance rather than despair through their solace.

Jesse Mockrin’s work is the embodiment of Contemporary Romanticism. The dedication present in her undetectable brushstrokes, the quality of color, light and composition, and her own personal touch, all make the result a feast for the eyes. Mockrin introduces to her work detailed symbols and subtle subjects relating to feminism and women in history, and…

Get lost in the movement and stillness in Diane Dal-Pra's grand oil paintings.

The young up-and-coming artist is breaking the barriers and plowing the ground of contemporary sensorial figuration.

On view through May 1, 2021, Skunk Grove at David Kordansky, LA is the first solo show debuting Lucy Bull’s latest body of work.