If you want to experience contemporary art, fine dining and cutting-edge technology at this year’s Art Basel Miami Beach, look no further than Aerobanquets RMX, where artist Mattia Casalegno and chef Chintan Pandya have teamed up to bring you a futuristic meal you eat with a VR headset. Because diners cannot see their food in … Read more
If you came to the VIP opening of Untitled Art Miami Beach on an empty stomach, the work of Korean-American artist Stickymonger was downright enticing. A quintet of paintings of cartoonish women enjoying an array of delicious foods was displayed behind a table laden with sugary sodas, cereal, and baked goods. The works, collectively titled … Read more
The crowd was hesitant this year as they gathered at the Perrotin booth at Art Basel Miami Beach. They were attracted ATM Leaderboard (2022), the latest interactive piece from provocative art collective MSCHF – but they’re not necessarily interested in participating in the work, which will post their bank balance and photo in a scrolling … Read more
If you came to the VIP opening of Untitled Art Miami Beach on an empty stomach, the work of Korean-American artist Stickymonger was downright enticing. A quintet of paintings of cartoonish women enjoying an array of delicious foods was displayed behind a table laden with sugary sodas, cereal, and baked goods. The works, which collectively … Read more
Sarah Harrelson founded ten years ago Cultivated, a glossy printed magazine for art, architecture and design. A veteran of the publishing world, she was the founder of the Miami Heraldfor the Home and Design section and was previously Editor-in-Chief of Ocean Drive and Magazine of Art Basel. Although Harrelson and her husband Austin Harrelson, an … Read more
It was a remarkable year for abstract painter James Little, who at 70 was finally accepted into New York’s Whitney Biennale, the nation’s premier exhibition of contemporary art by American artists. After other high-profile group shows at the Buffalo AKG Art Museum and the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas, and a … Read more
It was a remarkable year for abstract painter James Little, who at 70 was finally accepted into New York’s Whitney Biennale, the nation’s premier exhibition of contemporary art by American artists. After other high-profile group shows at the Buffalo AKG Art Museum and the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas, and a … Read more
“My mission is very focused on liberating black people and brown people because that is my life. I live every day as a black woman,” says Cierra Britton. “The lack of representation of women and women of color, particularly in the gallery space, creates this distorted notion that these artists don’t exist. I make it … Read more
NPR President Emeritus Jarl Mohn has a 50-year career in venture capital and media, starting as a radio disc jockey before joining E! entertainment television network and has held vice presidential positions at MTV and VH1. But for the past 30 years, Mohn has also been an avid art collector and a major force in … Read more
Trends in the art market earn cheeky nicknames. There is zombie formalism. identity figuration. zombie Figuration. A new trend seems to be emerging this auction season that deserves a nickname: naïf brut. In recent years, the market for artworks that seem to appeal primarily to children has gone crazy. Take Jordy Kerwick, who unabashedly creates … Read more