[ad_1]  Art #drawing #Matthew Craven #paper #science fiction June 11, 2024 Grace Ebert “STAR OF THE UNBORN” (2024), pencil and ink on found paper, 16 x 20 inches Neuromancer is one of the first science-fiction novels characterized as cyberpunk, a dystopic mix of rapidly advanced technologies and mass societal collapse. Written by William Gibson […]

[ad_1] HUDSON, New York — I did not expect the exhibition Phoebe Helander: In Plain Sight at Pamela Salisbury Gallery to win me over, given its traditional subject matter, but it did. Helander paints still lifes in oil on wood supports that measure around 14 by 11 inches. Could these be anything more than beautiful […]

[ad_1]  Art Books Illustration #children’s book #Doro Globus #Rose Blake June 10, 2024 Grace Ebert All images courtesy of David Zwirner Books, shared with permission Starting in a vast complex of studios large and small, a new children’s book written by Doro Globus and illustrated by Rose Blake introduces readers to a cast of […]

[ad_1] Paul Wong in “Parade – Pedestrian Protest” (2021), as part of Pride in Chinatown (all images courtesy Paul Wong) This article is part of Hyperallergic’s 2024 Pride Month series, featuring interviews with art-world queer and trans elders throughout June. Paul Wong seems to always be in motion. The 69-year-old artist, curator, and organizer co-founded the Satellite […]

[ad_1]  Art #Anna Ortiz #cacti #landscapes #Mexico #painting #plants June 10, 2024 Kate Mothes “El Manojo.” Photos by Max Yawney. All images © Anna Ortiz, courtesy of the artist and Johansson Projects, shared with permission In the dreamlike landscapes of Anna Ortiz, distant volcanoes erupt and the moon eclipses the sun behind sprawling saguaros, […]

[ad_1] Portrait of Harmony Hammond (2019) (photo Clayton Porter, courtesy the artist) This article is part of Hyperallergic’s 2024 Pride Month series, featuring interviews with art-world queer and trans elders throughout June. Everything I know about feminist art I’ve learned from Harmony Hammond, and for that, I feel incredibly lucky. Once a week I visit her studio […]

[ad_1]  Art Nature #book art #glass #Ramon Todo #rocks #sculpture June 9, 2024 Jackie Andres “Bois de Boulogne Paris.” All images © Ramon Todo, shared with permission “Stone is like DNA that remembers the entire history of a place,” says artist Ramon Todo. Time is an overarching theme in the artist’s work, as he […]

[ad_1] SAN FRANCISCO — Early on Thursday evening, June 6, right before the Contemporary Jewish Museum’s first-ever open-call exhibition opened to the public, dozens of anti-Zionist Jewish artists and supporters crowded the plaza in front of the institution in an action that included art-making, speeches, and the live destruction of a sculpture inside the museum. […]

[ad_1]  Illustration Nature #animals #digital #Mary Maka #mythology June 7, 2024 Jackie Andres All images © Mary Maka, shared with permission Feminine deities intertwine with nature in Mary Maka’s digital illustrations. Depicting the deep connection between humans and the environment, the artist (previously) questions the prospect of maintaining a harmonious bond with other living […]

[ad_1] Gaza looms large over Jenny Holzer’s new exhibition Light Line at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. And yet, the name of the besieged strip isn’t mentioned once. That’s just how Holzer’s art is: truisms without the explicit truth; political art minus the down-and-dirty politics. This aversion to identifying her targets — barring riskless […]