Young Photographers 2024
Harmony Hammond Is a Living Legend of Queer Abstraction (And the World Is Finally Catching On)
Critic Jarrett Earnest traveled to New Mexico to soak in the brilliance of the pathbreaking painter on the occasion of her new exhibition at Site Santa Fe.
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Art in the Age of Kenny Schachter's Vacuous Robo Paintings
The New York-based artist and art world observer's exhibition at Jupiter may be the worst gallery show of the year.
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