Mami Kawasaki: Harmony and Contract
By John Austin
New collage-based paintings by a Japanese artist Mami Kawasaki, recently exhibited at Artifact Projects, captivate audiences with a profound mastery of three interconnected qualities that defi...
Inner Light in the Paintings of Sannie Guo
By Paul Zimmerman
Sannie Guo's paintings are a celebration of declarative artistry and the clarity of a holistic vision. There is a distinct sense of purpose in her work reminding viewers that expressive abstr...
Spatiality and Temporality in the Paintings of Michael Kaphengst
By Paul Zimmerman
Michael Kaphengst's artwork is a riveting exploration of complexity and contradiction, challenging viewers to unravel the intricate layers of meaning within each piece. His paintings, surreal...
A Symphony of Time and Nature
By Paul Zimmerman
Kathleen Kilchenmann's artistic endeavors delve into the captivating realm where time, materials, and nature converge to narrate profound stories. Kilchenmann's unique approach breath...
Visual Notations of Igor Smirnov
By Paul Zimmerman
Igor Smirnov's artwork unveils a world of elegance and grace, where bold figurative paintings come to life with a sense of profound emotion. The harmonious application of paint on can...
Navigating the Unknown: Multimedia Art of Marija Tanaskovic Papadopoulos
by Paul Zimmerman
The multimedia work by a Serbian artist Marija Tanaskovic Papadopoulos encapsulates the essence of artistry reflecting a profound understanding of the power of visua...
Judy Chicago Makes ‘Herstory’: Beyond the Ladies of the Dinner Party
NY Times - Judy Chicago was anxious, unusually so. For most of her six-decade career as a feminist multimedia-ist, she was out of step with the art establishment — occasionally crossing paths with the instituti...
An Interview with Julian Schnabel
The Gaurdian - Julian Schnabel is agitated. The artist and director has just walked into his new exhibition at the Pace gallery in Manhattan and is fixated on the folding table I’m standing behind. “What’s that...
Presidential Portraits by Kehinde Wiley, This Time From Africa
NY Times - Mr. Wiley, famous for his portrait of former President Obama, is now showing paintings of 11 current and former African heads of state. “This is not a celebration of individual leadership,” he said. ...
Artists celebrate as Art Jakarta resumes after COVID hiatus
Alja Zeera - Two years since the last Art Jakarta was held, the fair is back and stronger than ever – with galleries, artists, collectors, and curious observers flocking to the Jakarta Convention Center. - read...