Figurative Painter Joshua Press’ “Different Bodies” Exhibit at The Fitzrovia Gallery
Studies of form, light and color produced with impeccable precision
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NYCxDesign’s “An Ode to NYC” 2021 Series Launches in Collaboration with Poster House
To benefit the non-profit Silicon Harlem, an organization pursuing equity for individuals without internet during the pandemic, a citywide exhibition of 75 posters—entitled An Ode to NYC—pops up at cultural destinations and …
Artist Jacques Louis Vidal’s “Dead End Jobs That Kill” Exhibit at Real Pain Gallery
A solo show centered around imperfection, materiality and technology at the gallery's NYC outpost
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Artist Stephen Morrison’s Clever, Anthropomorphic Canine “The Dinner Party” Installation
Sat around (or dangling above) an 18-foot-long dining room table, anthropomorphic dog sculptures pose as if drinking Le Chien wine and passing cigars amidst an extravagant feast—all in artist Stephen Morrison’s The …
Painter Alexandre Lenoir’s “Trois Rivières” Solo Exhibition at Almine Rech
A color-saturated study of memories, at the acclaimed international gallery's NYC outpost
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Amsterdam’s Utrecht Central Museum Hosts “The Blind Spot” Exhibit for Visually Impaired People
Within their current exhibit, The Blind Spot, Amsterdam’s Utrecht Central Museum recreates well-known paintings with additional dimensions and sensory triggers. This is so visually impaired guests can better access and enjoy the …
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Artist Jillian Mayer’s “Life-Saving” Lake Sculpture at SECCA
Upon the lake outside of Winston-Salem, North Carolina’s Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA), artist Jillian Mayer has positioned her largest sculpture to date—aptly named “LAKE SCULPTURE”—for her solo exhibition TIMESHARE. This …
Artist Maria Kozak Exhibits Inside Microsoft’s First-Ever Virtual Gallery, The Garage
A group exhibit debuts the digital off-shoot of what will become an in-person destination in NYC
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Simon Fujiwara’s Cartoonish “Who the Bær” Exhibit at Fondazione Prada
With the solo site-specific installation Who the Bær, on now through 27 September at Fondazione Prada, British-Japanese artist Simon Fujiwara utilizes a cartoon bear named Who to explore various identities, as well as news …
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Curator, Critic + Author Antwaun Sargent’s Guide to Looking at Art
For Interview, The New Black Vanguard and Young, Gifted and Black, author Antwaun Sargent (an art critic, as well as a director at Gagosian) penned an eight-step guide on how to really …