As one of the youngest artists to ever represent Israel, Gilad Ratman has created a multi-channel installation for the Israeli pavilion at this year’s Venice… Read More »Gilad Ratman: From the caves of Israel to the Venice Biennale
For most New Yorkers, Corona, Queens, does not instantly spring to mind when considering the city’s plethora of art and culture destinations. However, tucked behind… Read More »Queens Museum Renovations Promise Light And Space
Last night, Christie’s glistened during its preview of the World Chess Hall of Fame’s “A Queen Within: Adorned Archetypes, Fashion and Chess.” Fashion and art… Read More »Checkmate: A Queen Within
Preview at Christie’s
This year was Angola’s very first appearance at the Venice Biennale and it made quite the freshman appearance, winning the Golden Lion, awarded to the… Read More »Venice: Angola Pavilion Takes Home the Golden Lion
This year, Anri Sala was chosen to represent France in the Venice Biennale with Christine Macel, chief curator at the Musée National d’Art Moderne at… Read More »Venice: Anri Sala’s
“Ravel Ravel Unravel”
I don’t claim to be an expert on James Turrell, but I’ve been aware of the Roden Crater—a large extinct volcano in Arizona he purchased… Read More »James Turrell:
The Wizard of Light
Known for his “flying series,” in which he performed Superman-like leaps, freezing himself in a simulacrum of human aeronautics, New York-based artist Daniel Gordon has… Read More »Daniel Gordon: Truth, Lies, and Photography
WEDNESDAY Campana Brothers: “Concepts” at Friedman BendaJune 5 – July 3Opening: June 5, 6-8PM515 West 26th StreetArguably the most influential and acclaimed designers from any… Read More »Top NYC Exhibitions
Opening This Week
(June 3-7)
On the opening day of Gallery Weekend Berlin late last April, Whitewall spoke with Anselm Reyle, a Berlin based artist best known for his abstract paintings and… Read More »Q&A: Anselm Reyle Curates
“Spectra Vision” in Berlin
In her seminal On Photography, Susan Sontag describes photography as “to participate in another person’s (or thing’s) mortality, vulnerability, mutability.” That perfectly describes controversial Japanese… Read More »Nobuyoshi Araki: Japan’s Most Controversial Photographer at Mana Contemporary
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