Sebas Velasco’s paintings have an evocative power that’s akin to stumbling upon a hidden, nocturnal world—one that’s shadowed and raw, yet humming with a quiet vibrancy. There are the colors
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For whom are the paintings of Amanda Rodriguez? A true story: In 2003, there was a bubble machine outside a coffee shop on Hennepin Avenue in Minneapolis. On one of
Continue readingAmanda Rodriguez: Free Transfer @ Entrance, NYC
Over in Copenhagen this weekend, James Ulmer is opening a new solo show, Situations, with the good people of V1 Gallery in their V1 Salon.
Hashimoto Contemporary is pleased to present House & Ghosts, the debut solo exhibition of Angela Fang Zirbes. Set within the backdrop of an old rural house, ghosts and their haunted
Mrs. is pleased to announce Clark, a presentation of new works by Mark Mulroney. This is the artist’s third solo exhibition with the gallery.
In a world where noise and commotion are increasingly prevalent, and where it seems out of fashion to not make one’s presence loudly felt, José Lerma gives a face to
Library Street Collective is pleased to present Inward Cartography: Self of Selves, Basil Kincaid’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery. Known for intricate textile works spanning quilting and embroidery, Kincaid often explores
What’s Ripe Will Rot continues Justin Cole’s exploration of life and death’s cyclical nature. In this collection, Cole captures the enormity of time’s passage and surrenders it to the earth.
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Hilda Palafox is not merely painting; she’s crafting a dialogue—a response to both the beauty and the challenges present in her surroundings. When we first met her, years ago, it
Continue readingHilda Palafox: “una palma de distancia” @ Proyectos Monclova, Mexico City
Victoria Miro is delighted to present new paintings by Inka Essenhigh. The New York-based artist’s sixth solo exhibition with the gallery comprises a body of work completed during the past year,
Continue readingInka Essenhigh: The Greenhouse @ Victoria Miro Gallery, London