Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s work is featured in two spaces in New York this fall. An outdoor installation at Madison Square Park is being shown simultaneously with two indoor works at Bitforms Gallery. I visited the Bitfor...
From September 12-14, the dancing denizens of New York saw the first electronic music festival in that city. The inaugural Minitek Festival brought together the likes of Matthew Dear (under his Audion alias), M.A.N.D...
Have you ever gone away for a big waterfall? The sound of splashing water out of nowhere when you start getting out of breath. Then a magnificent waterfall flashes out in your sight... Here is a good news for every...
The new exhibition that opened in the Museum of the City of New York focuses on the anticipated building project by American architect Neil Denari, the HL23 condominium in Chelsea. Mr. Denari is well known in...
The Poets of the Paste show at the Ad Hoc Art gallery in Bushwick, Brooklyn, opened to a packed house on Friday, June 13th. The group show features the work of four street artists known primarily for pasting original ...
The Houston Fence is a temporary outdoor installation on chain-link fences inspired by QR code barcode patterns. It is located at the intersection of Broadway and Houston in New York City, a crossroads notorious for i...
Saturday afternoon I arrived at the Brooklyn Museum. Walking down the block to a warehouse like building, some local kids are hanging outside of the gallery, Five Myles. The gallery had music playing and there ...
New York has just held it's First International Photography Festival in the United States and despite arriving jet lagged from a vacation the night before I managed to catch the last day of the event. The 3 day festiv...
I can still remember the first piece of New York City street art that made an impression on me: walking through Williamsburg several years ago, I was stopped in my tracks by the haunting face of a young girl peering o...
The Biennial characterizes the state of American art today. Phoebe Washburn, It Makes for My Billionaire Status, 2005 (installation view, Kantor/Feuer Gallery, Los Angeles, 2005). The Whitney Biennial is being...
Take a walk in downtown Manhattan, and you will quickly see signs of construction everywhere: scaffolds, barriers, cables, and signs make these streets look like an obstacle course. In fact, there are so many of these...
What does Article 9 mean to you? "Into the Atomic Sunshine: Post-War Art under Japanese Peace Constitution Article 9," gives new energy to the most contentious clause in Japan's constitution. The exhibition derives it...
