To make his paintings of embracing lovers and running horses, Austin Lee relies on a series of “and thens.” First he makes a drawing on his iPad, and then he exports that sketch to Photoshop…
MONDAY, JULY 20 Performance: Gerard & Kelly at the Guggenheim Museum Originally presented at New York’s The Kitchen in 2014, the museum recently acquired artist duo Brennan Gerard and…
In galleries, public spaces, and online, artists are orchestrating pieces that can only be completed by you
With the exhibition "Soundtrack," Israeli artist Guy Ben-Ner returned to New York with his first show since 2010's "Second Nature."
Snapshots of creators and their creations at the Art Show, the Armory Show, and Volta
Facebook, Tumblr, Instagram, Vine, and other platforms are the jumping-off point for artists who blur the line between the virtual and the real
For their recent show at Postmasters, Jennifer and Kevin McCoy presented eight miniature landscapes, each displayed on a small wall-hung shelf and made of materials such as tar, sand, dirt and plast…
Since he was 10, Chris Verene, now 40, has taken pictures of his relatives. “Family,” his first show at Postmasters, included over 40 photographs spanning 1987 to 2010. They evoke the works of Nan G…
The video work of German-born New Yorker Wolfgang Staehle is marked by philosophical sweep, existential sharpness, startling slowness, and elegiac beauty. "A Matter of Time," his latest show at Postma…
Performance art, gallery openings, Dumpster-diving for junk to turn into art—all of it is happening in an online world populated by computer-generated beings called avatars.