I have to confess, when I saw the call-for-submissions for The Bald Eagle’s Claw which recently closed at Xpace, my first response was ap...

I saw this show twice: once, full of bodies at the opening and again, alone, a couple of days later with some more room to see and to thi...

Summer Forecast, a new group show at Dianna Witte Gallery, arose out of curiosities about the subjectivity of visual perception, asking “...

Sarah Davidson’s practice involves theoretical research, painting, drawing, and guiding group hiking trips for a nature school. Between t...

The works in Clara Couzino’s show S’évader (To Escape), which recently closed at General Hardware, walk the line between sculpture and in...

The figures in Natalie King’s paintings and installations gaze at you dozily from behind thick wings of lashes. Clad in anything from a c...

When planning her shows, Anne Low tends to respond to the architectural particularities of the given exhibition space. In the case of her...

I’m welcomed by three cats as I step into Seo Eun Kim’s downtown apartment. Somewhat feline-like herself, the painter is settled, cross-l...

Alex McLeod, with the aid of algorithms and a 3D printer, has made a whole lot of work for his show, Ghost Stories, which opened last wee...

A friend of mine from school was in town for the day and we made a plan to see The Ties That Bind, an exhibition of work by Toby Pikelin ...

It felt like it was the right day to have seen Envoi, a group show featuring Sara Kay Maston, Garrett Lockhart, and Parker Kay at Sibling...

Morgan Wedderspoon’s exhibition Superstratum, on view at Open Studio, is an openhearted questioning of what it means to face our current ...

If there’s anything I know about Court Gee after our recent conversation, it’s that she’s passionately committed to the act of play. Her w...

I still don’t know how I feel about Jesse Harris’ new solo show AD NAUSEUM at Cooper Cole. Harris is an established and much-loved figure...

This month I wrote the exhibition text for Maddy Mathews' drawing and accompanying sculpture at Xpace! You can read it on their website, ...

This week I decided to once again defy the inhospitable winds of this relentless winter and go see Nep Sidhu’s solo show, Medicine for a ...

Can you place the pain on a scale of 1 to 10? Is it a pressure? An ache? A pinch? A stabbing? Is it sharp or dull? To those who have been...

Evan Hudson’s apartment is really cold. It’s late January and the combination of an historic snowstorm followed by an extreme drop in tem...

Hello, loyal fanbase! As you can see, we (me) have launched and have a nice little piece on our first artist, Evan Hudson. Give it a read...