Source artforum.com  “After the guests have left . . .” proposes a moment of domestic intimacy. A clever positioning of works in the gallery entrance immerses the viewer in a spatial pull between sculptural humor and

Source artforum.com  Megagallery Gagosian is closing its Britannia Street branch in London this summer. In operation for nineteen years, the gallery hosted shows including solo exhibitions of work by Cecily Brown, Zeng

Source artforum.com  New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, which of late has been hit with allegations that it routinely failed to perform due diligence before acquiring works and artifacts, has announced that it is putting

Source Colossal   All images courtesy of You Are Beautiful Gallery, shared with permission Oozing mounds, supple paper pods, and tightly coiled handles capture the vast range of color, texture, and shape within Drip! Drop! Slice! The first guest-curated exhibition at the You Are Beautiful Gallery and the project of Colossal’s founder and publisher Christopher Jobson,…

Source Colossal   All images © Ryan Newburn, shared with permission “When you look into the walls of an ice cave, you are looking into the past as if you were suddenly inside of a time capsule that had been buried for 500 to 1,000 years,” says Ryan Newburn. “Every air bubble that you see is…

Source Colossal   Rooster. All images © Sarah Suplina, shared with permission Drawing on nature’s vibrant patterns, Sarah Suplina replicates the radiant feathers and beady eyes of a variety of birds. The Connecticut-based artist crafts detailed, lifelike animal portraits of species that she selects for their distinctive plumage and expressions, painting on lightly textured watercolor paper…

Source artforum.com  In her work, artist, choreographer, dancer, and writer Simone Forti channels the subversive elemental forces of freedom and spontaneity. Born in Florence in 1935, she soon afterward fled with her family

Source artforum.com  Robert Gabris uses pencils, scissors, and paper with the surgical precision of one performing operations, even autopsies. The artist works alone, patiently cutting and dissecting his surfaces, incision