In Pictures: Aziz + Cucher in London
Frieze Week in London is generally designed to do two things: attract celebrities to snap their Instagram photos in front of all manner of artworks…
Category: Art
An Interview With Gallerist Tarrah Von Lintel
After 15 successful years in New York, in 2015 gallerist Tarrah Von Lintel relocated her gallery to a new, larger space in the Culver City neighborhoo…
EDDYSROOM Goes Global: An Interview With Austin Eddy
With no home, where do you go? Your friend’s house usually. So following that train of thought, I started reaching out to people and discussing the …
Burn, Baby, Burn: Grady Corbitt and Colin McElroy on ‘Meet Us At The Dumpster Fire’
It’s something to get excited about. I find if I look too much on social media or the news, I get bummed. Look beyond the surface of the scrolling t…
Emily Nachison: A Lustrous Glow with “Dust to Dust”
Our shows are driven by the exploration of ideas. For example, “ The Threads of Fate” , the inaugural exhibition at “Dust to Dust,” positioned…
Cool Trash Pocket Zine: Interview with Liz Zito
Humor, politics, and bedazzling collide in Liz Zito’s “cool trash life,” an ethos she shares with the world via her instagram, blog, performance and video…
Marko Stout: Erotic Allure, Candyland of Color
There’s certainly sexual elements to many of the pieces, but I really wouldn‘t say my work is erotic art. I don’t like classifications it seems …
Darryl Westly: Dreaming the American Dream
At times I believe making art is about recreating the self, and finding the courage to expose that to the world. The fear lies in being misunderstood.…
An Interview with Annie Legnini on her new art exhibit Bronx Faces
Bronx Faces is inherently collaborative. I think about their response as I create their work. I’ve actually asked people, do you want something spec…
From Gridiron to Gallery: Q&A With NFL Lineman Turned Artist Will Rackley
There's a level of hard work, focus, and perseverance that you have to have with both to be successful.
