Source artforum.com  In his first solo exhibition since his graduation from the Frankfurt Städelschule last year, the Amsterdam-based painter W. Rossen presents five new works. While compact, the show is rich with art

Source artforum.com  Accompanying Thaddaeus Ropac’s expansive solo exhibition of Joseph Beuys is a second, smaller show curated by Anthony Gormley that places works by both artists in dialogue. Unsurprisingly, Gormley’s

Source artforum.com  “HERE COME THE DYKES! Here come the dykes!” A few seasoned attendees began the chant, as if to hasten the proceedings, celebrate our gathering in public space, and denote a protest action in one

Source Colossal   “Lattice” (2022), cardboard, vellum trace paper, 76.7 x 116 x 24.5 inches, on Evelyn Lewis Campus, Staten Island in the collection of the NYC Department of Education, Public Art for Public Schools. All photos by Etienne Frossard, courtesy of the artist, shared with permission Although riders aren’t able to board Daniel Agdag’s rollercoaster, the…

Source artforum.com  This is the first in an occasional series of columns in which curators talk about upcoming group shows or thematic exhibitions. ABOUT FIVE YEARS AGO, I started asking the questions that would lead

Source artforum.com  The first thing we see upon entering Pablo Ferrer’s exhibition of paintings “Repetitions” is a text by the artist in which he reflects on the value of repetition as reiteration and rehearsal. What

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Hayley Barker invites you to skip stones along a rippling riverbed, but to grow old with you, as well. Her still lives are not still. The flowers were just picked and the vase has history. Her landscapes unequivocally stick their landing. In a profusion of frothy and…

Source Artsy Shark  South Carolina artist Heather Wanamaker’s realistic eye-catching paintings share the world exactly as she sees it. The post Featured Artist Heather Wanamaker appeared first on Artsy Shark.