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“Desert X,” the Neville Wakefield-curated exhibition in Palm Springs and its surrounding Coachella Valley desert towns, has a number of interesting pieces to check out. One of the highlights of “Desert X” is Tavares Strachan’s… Tavares Strachan’s “I am” at Desert X
Sunglasses are typically one thing or another—luxurious or playful, demure or youthful, lavish or mischievous—but rarely are they more complicated instruments of style. Revé by René, a new sunglasses company out of Hong Kong, makes… Revé by René Launches in America with Brian Rochefort Collaboration
“I’m very drape-y,” says artist Mark Bradford as he dangles his limbs over the back of a chair. The photographer wants to know if he was ever a dancer. A smirk passes across Bradford’s face.… Mark Bradford: From “Scorched Earth” to the Venice Biennale
Chengdu isn’t a place on most modern travelers bucket lists. In fact, when I visited the city 12 years ago, it was a moon gray city with dusty apartment buildings and a reputation for spicy… Chengdu’s Temple House Dances Between The Past and Future of Western China
Consider the rainbow, the arc of spectral light caused by light waves hitting raindrops in just the right conditions. It is a natural phenomenon, and something considered quite beautiful. But is it political? Jem Goulding,… Jem Goulding and the “Super Unnatural Phenomena” of Light
To some, alighting on a career as a DJ might seem like an outlandish proposition. But to others it’s a dream, and some have even made it a reality, crisscrossing the planet to select the… W Retreat & Spa in Vieques Hosts Aspiring DJs
It seemed that for the past few years, art was blowing up everywhere in Los Angeles except in the Arts District. But the little pocket on the east side of Downtown Los Angeles has come… Eli Consilvio on The New MAMA Gallery in LA
At the end of our conversation while walking around her new show, “Spells,” at Gavlak Gallery in Los Angeles, Lisa Anne Auerbach muses on solitary activities. Rubbing her chin, she settles on masturbation as the… Lisa Anne Auerbach’s Solitary “Spells” at Gavlak Gallery
While most of the national news media was in Dallas last week for George W. Bush’s painting debut or the NCAA Final Four, the fact that the Dallas Art Fair kicks off on April 11… John Sughrue & Chris Byrne on Dallas Art Fair’s 6th Edition Opening this Week
Everything looks like it might pull the wall down and crush whoever is nearby, so we stand in the middle of David Kordansky Gallery, far from the objects. The artist is Anthony Pearson, and he… Anthony Pearson’s Seriously Heavy and Sophisticated Etched Plasters
