As the term feminism enjoys a resurgence in pop culture, two art shows which opened this month in New York City offer unique visions of its future.
Read More...Art Review: Two Visions of Feminism at Gitana Rosa and The Hole
Thursday Gallery Openings–September 4
As the summer winds to an end, the New York City gallery scene heats back up again, with shows by Nick Cave, Justine Kurland, Marco Breuer, among others.
Read More...Thursday Gallery Openings–June 5
Our picks for art shows opening this Thursday include three group shows and an exhibition of never-before-seen photographs taken at Josh Harris’ infamous “Quiet: We Live in Public,” art party/project.
Read More...Art Review: Richard Renaldi’s Creepy and Unaffecting ‘Touching Strangers’
As a New Yorker forced to touch strangers almost anytime I find myself on the subway at rush hour, I find it hard to romanticize the premise behind Richard Renaldi’s “Touching Strangers” exhibition which opened last week at the Aperture Foundation Gallery in Chelsea.
Read More...Thursday Art Openings, April 10
Our picks for art exhibitions opening in NYC this Thursday include shows by Robert Longo, Vic Muniz, and Artie Vierkant.
Read More...Interview with Artist Michele Basora
The work of artist Michele Basora is mesmerizingly strange. Female figures, animals, and plants become one in her lush, fantastical visions. Birds sprout from women’s mouths; owl’s wings turn into breasts; and dodo birds mingle with flowers. After seeing her solo show at Gitana Rosa Gallery’s new Chelsea location, I sought the artist out to learn about the woman behind these mysterious paintings and drawings.
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