The Canadian Rapper and mogul Drake not only makes cakes (lol) but he buys whole art amusement parks and sends them on tour. So here out of suspended animation in a warehouse in Texas comes “Luna Luna” the long ago wunder project of Austrian artist Andre Holler. Holler who first opened his multi-artist amusement park […]
LUNA LUNA: A dazzling art carnival revived at Hudson Yards Read More »
With the very recent passing of David Lynch “Pop surrealism” seems to have gone fluorescent in the art cognoscenti mass consciousness. and Kenny Scharf’s opus as on display at the Brant foundation study center is a non-stop escapist essay in the quasi-genre. Enter the biggest retrospective of Scharf since a 1995 exhibition in Monterey starting
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In the beating heart of Harlem, Ilon Gallery’s grand brownstone is bursting at the seams with artistic exuberance as it celebrates its 10-year anniversary with the vibrant exhibition eponymously titled “10”. This far-ranging showcase brings together an eclectic mix of painters, photographers, sculptors, cartoonists, AI and mixed-media artists from the gallery’s stable, deftly curated to
1980’s street art morphs into today’s Downtown Uptown show Read More »
Cecily Brown’s work is in the order of delicious maximalism and has by no means ever been an easy read. Indeed, certain passages in her paintings are busy beyond perception, and one may even ask after a long standing view are they occluded indecipherable visual entities, or rather, rapturous musical movements akin to a Joan
Revisiting Reubens and Breughel and more, by Lee Klein Read More »
