“if Kelley Walker had made a cogent argument for his art… there would have been far fewer expressions of anger and outrage.”

“The art world needs to renew its ideas of racial inclusion”

“The art world needs to renew its ideas of racial inclusion”

Although he’s previously worked with Marlborough Chelsea, notably in their “Broadway Morey Boogie” installation along Broadway between 59th and 166th streets in 2014 and ’15, “MR. SOFTEE” is Lars Fisk’s first solo show with the gallery. Fisk formerly worked with the trippy jam band Phish, doing stage design, and his work here is definitely psychedelic, … Continued

A young Brooklyn artist travels the globe, interacting with oppressed people.

Now in its seventh year, the egalitarian art competition concludes, awarding prizes from a jury and the public.

When, earlier this fall, I had the chance to examine an extensive group of recent paintings in Lois Dickson’s Columbia County studio something that became very clear was the particular nature of development in her work, whether within a given canvas or from picture to picture or across this segment of her mature oeuvre. Ludic … Continued

A conversation with Erik La Prade

Her show, Space Machines, is on view at Pierogi Gallery on the Lower East Side through October 9

A marriage of the plastic and the personal gives his work intensity and edge