Jesse Chun’s Delicate Passport Art Explores Modern Immigration
Valid From Until, Landscape #3 (diptych), Landscape #7, Landscape #1, Jesse Chun Jesse Chun is a Korean visual artist working...
The Beautiful Botanical Illustrations of Bethany Robertson
Image via Instagram: @loveless_designs Bethany Robertson is an illustrator based out of Brooklyn. Her beautifully feminine and intricate illustrations have...
Pacifico Silano: Exploring Homosexual History
Pacifico Silano at ClampArt. Image by Paula Rey Jiménez Pacifico Silano had his first solo show last January at Clamp...
You’re Not Losing Your Mind, Those Pictures Are Really Moving
Drops of water adding onto a curiously black puddle or a cherry blossom slowly shaking as the wind blows may seem...
13 Visual Artists That Let Neon Do The Talking
The only thing worse than experiencing emotions is trying to communicate them to others. Some people write letters, some people write...
Richard Mosse: Conflict in Color
Hunches in Bunches, 2011, © Richard Mosse. Courtesy of the artist, Jack Shainman Gallery and carlier ǀ gebauer In Richard...
Peggy Guggenheim Looks at the Legendary Patron of Art
Peggy Guggenheim An icon of bohemia, artistic patronage and style; Peggy Guggenheim remains as one of the most influential figures...
On Kawara: Silence Ascends over the Guggenheim
On Kawara: Byron Smith for the New York Times The 1960's marked the lift-off of Conceptual Art on both sides...
Unwanted Photos Get a New Home
Jason Lazarus, THTK Like memories that haunt, photos that we hold onto await in the depths of our drawers. We...
Amanda Charchian: The Alternative Dialogue of the Female Form
Amanda Charchian collaboration with Jose Romussi L.A. based artist Amanda Charchian observes womanhood from a very personal point of view,...
Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean. A small river named Duden flows by their place and supplies it with the necessary regelialia. It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences fly into your mouth.
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