Rebecca Perehudoff
Lake Streaks, 2016, acrylic on canvas, 24" x 30"
Park Path #2, 2018, acrylic on canvas, 20" x 20"
Red Sky, 2017, acrylic on canvas, 20" x 20"...
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The Best Art of 2018
The New York Times - When the going gets rough, there’s always art. It can soothe and teach you, and arm you with new tools and perspectives with whi...
7 Ways Technology is Changing How Art is Made
The Smithsonian - Where would the Impressionists have been without the invention of portable paint tubes that enabled them to paint outdoors? Who wou...
How Are Art Dealers Dealing With the Gallery Crisis?
Artnet News -It’s undeniable that the gallery sector is a different place in December 2018 than it was in January. Throughout this year, galleries wor...
Art Basel in Miami Beach’s Opening Day Sales Reflect a Hesitant Market
ARTSY - Confronted with a partially gilded plate of risotto piled high with white truffle shavings at a dinner to celebrate the Haas Brothers show a...
The Man Making Art From Government Surveillance
NPR - Trevor Paglen writes the kinds of books that get you into weird conversations with strangers. He takes the kinds of pictures that are slightly ...
When algorithms go wrong we need more power to fight back, say AI researcher
The Verge - Governments and private companies are deploying AI systems at a rapid pace, but the public lacks the tools to hold these systems accounta...
Bidding Farewell to ‘Castelli Model’ of Doing Business
ARTNEWS - In its new incarnation as a private dealership, New York’s Cheim & Read gallery will commission unspecified artists for a mural in Palm ...
Widower takes aim at chairman of Pollock-Krasner Foundation
The Art Newspaper - Before Charles C. Bergman, the chairman and chief executive of the Pollock-Krasner Foundation died n February, he chose a Successo...
Cosmic Aura in the Paintings of Neil Kerman
by Nick Berkow
The painterly activity of Neil Kerman, while appearing at first to be essentially abstract in character, is not so much actualized wit...