Posts by Art of Choice
After Four Decades, Lucio Fontana is Back in the U.S. and “On the Threshold”
The Met Breuer has brought Argentine-Italian artist Lucio Fontana back on American soil with his first U.S.-based retrospective in more than 40 years.
Read MoreJosh Sperling’s Perrotin Show is a ‘Big’ One
Large in scale and in scope, Sperling’s assortment of visual experiences exemplifies his mastery of carpentry, painting, and sculpture combined.
Read MoreEvan Holloway Clouds the Distinctions of the Natural and Manmade World
The works on view stands alone as their own statement, while still blending together as a distinct part of Holloway’s practice.
Read MoreMartha Tuttle Embodies the Natural World
Tuttle’s practice engages the natural world in a way that is both sensual and powerful.
Read MoreComics and Modern Masters Equally Inspire Drew Miller
Drew Miller blends modes of “high” and “low” art forms in a beautiful, crisp way.
Read More“The Rest” Shows Artists Nonconforming in Their Approach
Having a style of art that becomes known as your “trademark” can be double-edged sword for artists.
Read MoreDanny Ferrell Confronts Traditional Representations of Gay Men
Danny Ferrell’s paintings radiate with energy and emotion – not surprising when Ferrell explains that he aims to capture the fundamental emotion of love.
Read MoreElizabeth Huey Revels in Real Human Connection
Huey honors and reclaims the narratives of figures who helped society’s undervalued.
Read MoreEmily Ludwig Shaffer’s Surrealism is Easily Approachable
Ludwig Shaffer paints surreal elements in a welcoming fashion.
Read MoreElizabeth Glaessner Treats Intrigue and Dread Equally
Patterns and figures that at once seem familiar take on an eerie, other-worldly feel in Elizabeth Glaessner’s work.
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