Masako Miki: The Mighty Shapeshifter

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Masako Miki: The Mighty Shapeshifter

Masako Miki is a spiritual soothsayer, an artist who connects with the far reaches of the universe and communicates positivity and the unseen through varied techniques, from detailed animal portraits December 19, 2019
Baldur Helgason: ICELAND COMETH

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Baldur Helgason: ICELAND COMETH

Baldur Helgason’s paintings take you back to the springy, elastic era of Merrie Melodies cartoons, then bounce further into history with references to the Masters. January 07, 2020
Adam Sorensen: The Electric Light Landscape

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Adam Sorensen: The Electric Light Landscape

Adam Sorensen has established himself as a torchbearer for traditions of landscape painting and its vitality within a contemporary context. December 30, 2019
JR: Everyday People

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JR: Everyday People

“Let me make an image that would describe [a feeling] without struggling with the words.” Midway through our tour of his massive retrospective, JR: Chronicles, at the Brooklyn Museum, JR quietly December 05, 2019
Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power 1963-1983

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Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power 1963-1983

“Art must be an integral part of the struggle. It can’t simply mirror what’s taking place. It must adapt itself to human needs. It must ally itself with the forces of liberation.” December 17, 2019
Rebecca Ness: The Tools of Her Trade

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Rebecca Ness: The Tools of Her Trade

In a panoply of patterns, textures, brushstrokes and marks done with an array of tools, Rebecca Ness renders the hyper vibrant world before her. Framed exactly the way she perceives them, seemingly u December 23, 2019
Lilian Martinez: Everyone's BFGF

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Lilian Martinez: Everyone's BFGF

The first time I saw a work by Lilian Martinez, it was a combination of three of my favorite things: basketball, vintage Nike and Matisse. December 26, 2019
Diedrick Brackens: Dress for Adventure

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Diedrick Brackens: Dress for Adventure

Never use a textile metaphor with Diedrick Brackens. He’s heard enough. The tropes of his medium are woven into the fabric of our lives, and once you’re aware of this constant thread, you’ll no January 21, 2020
Artscape Sweden: The Magical Mural Tour

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Artscape Sweden: The Magical Mural Tour

Last midsommar, in a magical northern Swedish village where, in a painterly gradient, the sun only sets for a few hours each day and a mystical fog lays low in the morning across hay fields, a group January 23, 2020
Dominique Fung: The Weight of Water

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Dominique Fung: The Weight of Water

Western art history, as a whole, can be an unreliable vision. For centuries, European painters have heralded systems of imperialism through their works and, for the average art viewer, it’s difficu January 27, 2020
Danny Fox: The Beast Within

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Danny Fox: The Beast Within

Danny Fox is a painter from the UK who has been working in Los Angeles for the last few years. He has achieved a rare feat among contemporary artists, penetrating the art world and showing at establi February 04, 2020
Who is Michael Jang? A Conversation with the Master of the Long Game

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Who is Michael Jang? A Conversation with the Master of the Long Game

Seeing Michael Jang's work for the first time, you might assume he's long been a fixture of the photography world. His work feels like it belongs alongside some of the medium's greats, part of a line Success is a tricky concept. You hope that the process is its own reward, that fame and prestige aren't your primary motivations, but who doesn't seek some level of appreciation, acceptance, and reco September 23, 2019
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