by Jody Zellen | Jun 11, 2018 | Reviews
Katy Ann Gilmore Visual Field DENK Gallery June 2 – July 7, 2018 In Visual Field, Katy Ann Gilmore presents painted objects that conflate two-and-three-dimensional space. Having studied both art and mathematics, her works are carefully considered and deliberate...
by Victoria Looseleaf | Jun 7, 2018 | The DaVinci Questionnaire
With a graduate degree in film from NYU and his motion picture background informing his approach to constructing visual narratives, the Montreal-born, L.A.-based photographer whose interest lies in documenting humanity’s impact on the world – both the intersection of...
by Victoria Looseleaf | Jun 2, 2018 | Videos
Ghost Story follows four dancers in search of a narrative as they prowl the interiors and exteriors of Bjarke Ingels’ new DAM Award-winning VIA 57 West in NYC, responding to the building’s architecture and scale with movement. Artist Stephen Glassman’s Flows Two...
by Jody Zellen | May 29, 2018 | Reviews
Valerie Green Gray Area Moskowitz Bayse May 5 – June 16, 2018 Before the invention of Photoshop, photographic illusions were painstakingly created by arranging objects to align in intriguing ways within the lens of a camera. They required complex calculations as...
by Victoria Looseleaf | May 25, 2018 | Reviews
Although I’ve been the recipient of fan letters myself, I had never written one, until, that is, I scribbled one to Philip Roth. This was after I read I Married a Communist (the second of his brilliant 1990s trilogy, American Pastoral being the first which also won...
