Delia Brown’s Guerrilla Lounging: A New Reflection
FRONTRUNNER presents a new reflection on Los Angeles-based artist Delia Brown's Guerilla Lounging series, first launched in 2000.
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In (And Out Of) The Blue: Theodora Allen
Soft, yet precise. LA-based artist Theodora Allen’s tableau of works offers an ethereal image of nature; of worldly objects and untamed beasts.
Exclusive: Lia Halloran x FRONTRUNNER for The Armory Show 2020
For The Armory Show 2020, FRONTRUNNER and Lia Halloran presented an exclusive zine showcasing her work, featuring a Q&A with the artist.
Special Guest Post: Curator Emily Colucci’s Idol Worship
Organized by guest curator Emily Colucci, the group exhibition Idol Worship at Smack Mellon in Brooklyn celebrates the ongoing cultural, social and political significance of…
Love, Death, and the Time I Knew You: Introducing Loribelle Spirovski
Ahead of the artist’s first London exhibition, Loribelle Spirovski (who is of Serbian-Filipino descent) speaks to FRONTRUNNER about her career and t…
Renaissance Reimagined, Reignited: Negin Sharifzadeh
Negin Sharifzadeh's recent photographs, sculptures and animations challenge the eternal Feminine in the history of Renaissance art to reinterpret and …
RISE! FRONTRUNNER Meets Rebecca Léveillé Guay
Rebecca Léveillé Guay began her professional art career as a comic book illustrator, before shifting her focus to large-scale gallery paintings.
Grow, Melt, Radiate: Sarah Bereza
Sarah Bereza is building an army with a graceful craft that tames the fluid shifts of her sensual forms. She sharpens her tools to playfully elimina…
Bold and Sometimes Gold: PARADICE PALASE
PARADICE PALASE is the joyful curatorial project of Kat Ryals and Lauren Hirshfield that seeks to confront limitations in the art world by building an…
Self-Fulfilling Loop: Jo Shane’s DISCLAIMER
Jo Shane’s work investigates themes of desire, consumption and human nature through a viscerally personal lens. We caught her installation DISCLAI…