Lucy Sparrow: Living In A Material World

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Lucy Sparrow: Living In A Material World

Jet-lagged and trudging through a covered mini-mall of more than 50 shades of gray, more catacomb than commercial, I discovered the store–or it discovered me. February 28, 2019
Neo Rauch: Mechanic of Dreams

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Neo Rauch: Mechanic of Dreams

Neo Rauch once expanded a variation on Descartes famous meditation and said, “I dream therefore I am.” March 20, 2019
Antony Micallef: Excavating An Aura

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Antony Micallef: Excavating An Aura

When the world hits times like these, artists get to work, gathering the pure feeling from the volksgeist and naming it with their work. The British painter Anthony Micallef has consistently dug his April 02, 2019
Julie Curtiss: Where The Wild Things Are

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Julie Curtiss: Where The Wild Things Are

Do even the most elementary research on the works of Brooklyn-based, French-born painter Julie Curtiss, and words like seductive, surreal and sinister spice the headlines. There will be dissertations April 15, 2019
Javier Calleja: Finding That Magic Moment

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Javier Calleja: Finding That Magic Moment

Navigating the perplexing world of fine art, armed with nothing but sincerity and sparkling creativity, a series of odd circumstances, random introductions and unexpected events paved the path for Ja April 25, 2019
Maxwell McMaster: Golden State of Mind

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Maxwell McMaster: Golden State of Mind

California. As an inspiration, it is a cornucopia of colors. A palette of emerald from the north coast would dramatically differ from pale pastels of the deserts in the extreme Southeast. From Eureka May 17, 2019
Preview: Margaret Kilgallen's "that’s where the beauty is." Retrospective @ Aspen Art Museum

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Preview: Margaret Kilgallen's "that’s where the beauty is." Retrospective @ Aspen Art Museum

It perhaps seems contrarian to call an artist ahead of her time even as her work harkened back to an era long before her own. But time is tricky that way; it can mean two things at once. The output o January 08, 2019
"Monet: The Late Years," On Display at San Francisco's de Young Museum

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"Monet: The Late Years," On Display at San Francisco's de Young Museum

When Monet welcomes you at the entrance of "The Late Years," he gazes with pride and affection for Giverny. More specifically, it’s a photo of Claude Monet in his garden, surrounded by profusions o February 21, 2019
Miranda Barnes: The Unselfie

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Miranda Barnes: The Unselfie

There is a gentle sincerity to Miranda Barnes’ photographs. People and places she captures inhabit their own unique story, one she always welcomes and dignifies within the frame. “I find that bec April 01, 2019
Inès Longevial To Open a Special 3-day Exhibition, "One Year" @ Galerie des Tournelles, Paris, Next Week

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Inès Longevial To Open a Special 3-day Exhibition, "One Year" @ Galerie des Tournelles, Paris, Next Week

Just a glance at Inès Longevial’s artwork and you know she was born for a solo show in Paris. A native of Southern France, her paintings and drawings seem to travel in time from an early twentieth March 22, 2019
Graffuturism Comes To Mirus Gallery in Denver

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Graffuturism Comes To Mirus Gallery in Denver

“In general, I try and distinguish between what one calls the Future and ‘l’avenir’ (the ‘to come.’) The future is that which—tomorrow, later, next century—will be.” April 09, 2019
A Good Headwind Is Happening at The Headlands Center for the Arts, Marin County

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A Good Headwind Is Happening at The Headlands Center for the Arts, Marin County

For the undergrad in an art department, the menu presents some savory bites to sharpen a palate before diving into the deep dish of a graduate degree. The total immersion of an MFA program provides m March 28, 2019
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