Escaping the Art Fair Norm with SPRING/BREAK
Established and emerging artists share rooms, for free, in underused and historic New York City spaces. We approve everything that comes in, not only …
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Andy Mister: Reproduction & Representation
In general I’m interested in taking content that was meant to document something historical and re-cropping or framing it in a way that is more aest…
Shelter Serra: Empty the American Dream
He is a free agent, able to move about seamlessly though variant circles of contemporary art, both high and low. He seems to revel in movement, even t…
Grace Johnson: A Clean Still Life
“It reduces stress! Increases your metabolism! Detoxifies the body! Strengthens your immune system!” That alone was sort of interesting to me. Can…
Alicia Gibson: Interpreting Memories Through Kitsch, Satire and Paint
It comes from a dark place, but when I’m making it, it’s a way for me to process. I’m laughing as I’m making it, but I’m being half-serious …
Jesse Chun: Home As A Metaphor
My notion of home–or the way I like to challenge the existing notion of home–is that home is not necessarily a stable thing. It can be in flux and…
Lemia Monet Bodden: Respond & Rebuild
Lemia Monet Bodden is a fine art photographer based in Brooklyn. She created a series of photos for the disaster relief organization Respond and Rebu…
LEGHEAD x KOEK ZINE
The New York City downtown street artist LEGHEAD and photographer Richard Koek teamed up to create a small magazine featuring photographs and artwork.
Interview with Mixed Media Artist Julian Lorber
Over time I've moved from drawing on paint to create surface, to layering with more physical materials like soot and tape.