We’re all feeling it, the slow days at home merging into one another, the dance of distance when we finally can, or must, get out for a bit…but… WHERE’S MY ART???? Here*, actually. Yes, life handed us lemons, so we made Lemonade… an evolving art fair you can visit anytime, […]

From Fridge Art Fair Founder Eric Ginsburg: There will be a Fridge!!! Thank you for the love and light of your ongoing support. In times like these I realize how grateful I am, and how beautiful so much of life that I don’t often remember to look at can be… We […]

Listen to “Pendulum of Time at Lichtundfire” on Spreaker. Installation view, Pendulum of Time, All images courtesy Lichtundfire. Greetings from Lichtundfire- and a few words upfront. Our exhibition PENDULUM OF TIME, with Macyn Bolt, Leslie Ford, Jay Jae Won Jung, Sallie Strand, Martin Weinstein and Gina Werfel, has been sequestered […]

Ian Mack was born in England and spent his early years studying and painting in London. He then lived in Mexico where he discovered the vibrancy and emotional power of color. Ian moved permanently to the United States in 1981, spending twelve years in Colorado before moving to the east coast. […]

“The immensity of our oceans and open bodies of water can be nearly incomprehensible as it relates to the scale of one human. It is the artists that translate this into a way of understanding our relationship to this vast expanse of blue that divides, unifies, and is ever changing […]

The Scandinavia House has an excellent, worth seeing exhibition of concrete art from Nordic countries collected by Norwegian collector Erling Neby, mainly consists of hard-edge geometric paintings. Since the 20th century, the Scandinavians are especially known for their design abilities, and one of the strengths of the exhibition is the schematic […]

Alexis Calvas recently sat down with London base artist Claire Zakiewicz in between her travels between London, Venice and New York City to discuss her recent works and inspiration. Hello, Claire, can you tell me about your recent work and what type of projects you have been working on? I […]

Let’s follow Banksy, Futura2000!! The second District Art Fair was held at the end of September in Paris, one of the world’s urban art centers. Urban art has become one of the mainstreams of contemporary art, so the fair was full of many rich, young European contemporary art collectors and […]

During the month of October, Lichtundfire on Rivington in the Lower East Side exhibited the painting solo, “Standing on the Shoulders of Queer Martyrs and Saints,” an exhibition of mixed media paintings by New York-based artist Christopher Stout concerning queer abstraction, and his third solo show at the gallery. Artist, writer, […]

2019 October, Manhattan, New York] With the collaboration of the Hsinchu City Cultural Affairs Foundation in Taiwan and the Taiwanese American Arts Council, Chih-Hui Chuang will hold his first New York solo exhibition. The opening reception will be October 24 at E. TAY Galley in TRIBECA, New York City, and […]

Our earth is mortal. Like any child, she was born, and like any living being she will die. Her life will have been made of trillions of moments, and within each moment will live an infinite microcosm of tinier moments. The emergence of the Hawaiian islands from the violence of […]

Who was Steve Dalachinsky? I met Steve Dalachinsky in 1974, when he was selling books and records on Spring Street in SoHo. From him I bought rare books by underground poets and collagists, and later his own limited-edition books. He was a post-beat poet, a friend of Ted Joans, Ira […]

“Mystery and intrigue have long surrounded the Triangle Building, but the truly fantastical stories pre-date the building by thousands of years to the time of the ancient Aurora-Rhomans. Joshua Goode is currently excavating the ruins of a pre-historic zoo deep below the foundations of the Triangle Building that held creatures […]

In 2015 I was living the writer’s nightmare, a piece about  NYC real estate and art promised to this publication, deadline looming, and 3 dropout interviewees.  I was strolling with a friend in Williamsburg, quite late one evening, and there was Rich on Metropolitan Avenue. I realized I could morph […]

I have always called London home since I was born there, south of the river, in 1978. When I was 25 I moved to Hoxton, which is in the central part of northeast London. I live in a tower block with an epic view and my art studio is 3 […]

A melon is the earth, high heels are escalators, an apple peel is a red carpet, croissants are clouds …. Miniature photographer Tatsuya Tanaka has been presenting new works on Instagram every day since 2011. He uses daily goods and diorama dolls for his works using a technique called “Mitate”. […]

  A comment on Joan Jonas Performance, May 7, 2019 still standing in the courtyeard of Ocean Space  

May 21 I work in my gallery today. It is late-May yet summer hasn’t arrived and I still need the heater at my feet – although mosquitoes are starting to emerge. Various people come inside, some of who ask questions and leave their names in the visitor’s book. Anita, the […]

ARTI3160 Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition IMPRECISION: The Aesthetics of Failure featuring new works by Claire Zakiewicz, with an opening reception and performances on May 11, 2019. IMPRECISION: The Aesthetics of Failure examines the tensions between failure and perfection: the techniques, limitations and the implications. “In my drawings, I’ve noticed that aiming for something ugly can produce […]