Spanning continents and generations, the works of Xawery Wolski and Maximo Gonzalez suggest an expansive new global order of art. Working in devalued currency (Gonzalez) and sculptural textiles (Wolski), both artists create philosophically provocative works from the raw materials of identity and memory, experimentation and tradition. The works of Xawery […]
Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens presents a fascinating new exhibition that explores the dynamic artistry of traditional Japanese tattoos, known as irezumi, along with its rich history and influence on modern tattoo practices. Featuring works by seven internationally acclaimed tattoo artists, Perseverance: Japanese Tattoo Tradition in a Modern World will […]
There’s “Something Rotten!” in New York City It’s a delightful musical romp about Tudor England, filled with joyous songs and dancing, clever puns and literary allusions. A hapless and penniless London playwright finds himself in fierce competition with a playwright named William Shakespeare. Using wit and imagination, Nick Bottom, played […]
One of the most anticipated events of the season, the Aspen Antiques, Jewelry & Fine Arts Fair, will celebrate its 13th year as a hallmark for the small mountain community when it returns to the Aspen Ice Garden. This year’s extended show begins over Independence Day weekend, with an extended […]
February 24 to March 26, 2016 Opening Reception: Wednesday, February 24, 2016 “… in this unstable age, Naor distills our anxieties into a public confession of the world’s afflicted, lonely, redemptive common ground”—Stefan Stux New York, New York (February 9, 2016) — Stux + Haller is pleased to present AFTERMATH, […]
Artistic diversity key to fine art exhibition success Artistic diversity was the key to success at the recent opening reception for the fine art exhibition, “Three the Art Way: Jerry Rabinowitz, Edwina Sandys and Katherine Schumacher” in the Marjorie S. Fisher Gallery at the Center for Creative Education’s (CCE). The […]
The collaborative spirit of agitprop continues on February 17 with the addition to the Agitprop! exhibition of thirty-nine works by twenty contemporary artists or collectives, nominated by participants in the exhibition’s first round. Presented by the Brooklyn Museum’s Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art, Agitprop! explores the legacy and […]