Is there humor in the kind of art produced today? No, not frequently. In modern art? Unlikely. Conceptual art? Forget about it. Art can unintentionally turn into something funny (especially if one does not “get” the content of a painting) but more...

The morning was wet, the sky overcast, the air filled with mist. The dreary morning light filtered through Abron Arts Center’s sweeping floor to ceiling windows and cast El Regreso de los Dinosaurios , the show I was there to see, in an eerie,...

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...

There was such a long line outside of Ryan Turley’s new installation, Hi/Lo, at the ArtBridge Drawing Room when I first arrived last Thursday on opening night at 7pm that I had to come back later. Yet as I weaved through the muggy, twisting...