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Deborah Kass and I were assembling a small mountain of discarded pistachio shells while sipping a stiff pour-over and peering at new works for her upcoming show at Paul Kasmin Gallery, which opens at the… Deborah Kass: Feeling Black & Blue
Deborah Kass is a force unstoppable. Her paintings focus on post-war motifs and appropriated pop culture to represent marginalized identities, most notably fixtures of the middle class such as Broadway songs and Barbra Streisand. Kass… Feminism, Elitism, and Dropping Acid: Talking to Deborah Kass
New media arts have long yielded proprietors of technological ingenuity, challenging convention and establishing new ways through which viewers can interpret and interact with contemporary art. Such is the case in a new exhibition of… Ultra-Technologists teamLab Takeover Pace Gallery in Chelsea
Todd James is something of an anomaly, a pop artist whose imagery channels a compilation of obscurity, sexuality, and political underpinnings. With roots in New York’s graffiti scene producing work under the moniker REAS, his… Todd James on “Meet Your Maker,” Cats, and Miley
Madison Square Park recently unveiled three new sculpture works by Giuseppe Penone in the installation “Ideas of Stone (Idee di pietra).” Penone is part of the Italian Arte Povera movement, and his works are regarded… Giuseppe Penone: Ideas of Stone at Madison Square Park
“You are a monster sometimes,” reads bold white type on the bottom third of a mural in the entryway of Gavin Brown’s enterprise. The scene depicts a woman in a long coat nearing the viewer… Bjarne Melgaard’s Ignorant Transparencies
Maya Lin has always been greater than the sum of her parts. Architect, artist, and design mogul are just a few of her more noteworthy titles. But when dissecting the creative processes of her ambitious… Maya Lin’s Small-scale Recreation of New York and London
Modernity was everything for three designers debuting their new lines in Milan at Salone del Mobile last week. Minimalist staples such as simple wooden tables and chairs were paired with vibrant 60s-style accents. Below, we… Salone del Mobile: Vitra, B&B Italia, and ProjectB
Whitewall continues its post Salone del Mobile coverage with special projects by byAMT, Zaha Hadid, and a collaboration between LA-based Haas Brothers and Versace Home. Each of these unveilings offers a reinterpretation of brands whose… Salone del Mobile: Zaha Hadid, byAMT, and Versace Home
