Archive for April 2020
Cristina BanBan’s Work Holds An Oblong Sense of Comfort
We reached out to Cristina BanBan during this time of social distancing and were lucky enough to have her open up about her artistic process, her life moving around the world, and her dedication to painting from a very young age.
Read MoreHow Half Gallery is Changing the Game
Welcome to the art world in 2020
Read MoreJason Mason’s Objects End Up in Unexpected Places
Jason Mason takes your average household tool and transposes it onto graphic landscapes as a commentary on an altered reality.
Read MoreMagda Skupinska’s ‘Layú’ at Maximillian William is a Crucial Reminder of Our Connection to Land and Nature
To recall Magda Skupinska’s recently closed show, Layú (meaning ‘land’ in Isthmus Zapotec, a language native to parts of Oaxaca) at Maximillian William is to recall a sensorially minimal and fresh experience.
Read MoreAnna Weyant Paints Figures of Playful Rebellion
Finding humor in the “paradoxical idea of misbehaving within a structured and controlled environment,” she choose dollhouses to set the stage of her first solo show at 56 Henry in New York last fall.
Read MoreTony Toscani’s Giants Face the Crushing Weight of the World
Once deciding art was his calling, Toscani embraced abstract ideas about portraiture and how he could make this discipline entirely his own.
Read MoreMatthew Palladino Breaks the Mold of Artistic Expression
He rearranges casts and colors either virtually or in reality to create masterpieces exploring contemporary themes of the body and technology.
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