Over the summer, we began a series to usher in our blog's redesign called Wet Paint. In this series, we select an Artsicle artist and then ask them to complete a short personal questionnaire. The last artist we chose was Patrick Mohundro. Today,...
Over the summer, we began a series to usher in our blog's redesign called Wet Paint. In this series, we select an Artsicle artist and then ask them to complete a short personal questionnaire. The last artist we chose was Alexander Motyl. Today, we...
BAKER is about to blow up. For the uninitiated, the New York-bred, current LA resident makes music you can't get out of your mind. His adrenaline-fueled dance-pop is relentless and makes the heart pound. He's all the more compelling because...
I walked into the gallery of the Picture Farm, a Williamsburg operation that calls itself a creative battlestation, and was given glasses. These were the flimsy paper kind of glasses that we all used to wear to make things 3D before Avatar ripped...
Last Thursday, I walked over to Chelsea to attend the opening reception of "Caught Mapping," a collaborative show at PS Project Space exploring mapping as art. The gallery space felt disjointed at first glance. What relation does a...
I am about to end my conversation with 81 year old Artsicle artist Marilyn Henrion when she decides to drop a bomb. “Something that people... READ ON
Artsicle artist Charlie Grosso’s gallery, Baang and Burne Contemporary, is not a typical Chelsea affair. On the gallery’s website is a cultural... READ ON
The fall edition of the bi-annual New York Affordable Art Fair took place last weekend. Showing for the first time at The Tunnel in Chelsea, the... READ ON
