2020 The Art Scene

Three artists explore the contemporary feminine gaze through different mediums in Flood Gallery’s “Diverse, the Contemporary Female Gaze.”

Can paintings ever be like a kind of homeopathic medicine designed to heal our eyes and hearts? Bernadette Jiyong Frank’s meditative paintings on exhibition in San Francisco.

Amy Sillman’s selection for her exhibition Shape of Shape, part of MoMA’s Artist’s Choice series, spans time periods, styles, and mediums relating to shape.

Emilia Dubicki covers the current Constantin Brancusi Sculpture exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

“So sculpture, in a sense, will give poetry a tangible form.” Doug Holder reviews an innovative exhibition at Boston Sculptors Gallery.

Sandra Tyler shares her experience at a fundraiser for the Healing Headbands Project, an initiative aimed toward melding laughter, happiness, and art.

The Michelangelo: Divine Draftsman and Designer exhibition at the Met is a must see.

Brooklyn’s The Other Art Fair, presented by Saatchi Art, boasts international and under-the-radar artists who represent the current creative capital.

Resonant Spaces: Sound Art at Dartmouth features seven commissioned site-specific sound art installations for participants to experience.

Editor-in-Chief Sandra Tyler reviews Out of Bounds at The White Room Gallery, featuring WTP artist Joan Giordano.

Portugal | Multimedia PO.RO.S Museum International Surrealism Now exhibition WORLD, PORTUGAL, EXHIBITIONS Date: September 17, 2017 – December 31, 2017 Come see the dreams of International Surrealism Now, A Project by Acclaimed Painter and Curator Santiago Ribeiro, Makes Debut at Multimedia PO.RO.S Museum 2017, Condeixa a Nova, Portugal   International Surrealism Now is the largest …

In Part 2 of the Whitney Biennial Review, Features Editor Emily Jaeger examines the role of complex artistic processes in selections from the Biennial.

Emily Jaeger Features Editor reviews the Whitney Biennial exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

A New Exhibition by Bahar Behbahani

On an artistic and political exhibition, the history of Iran, Behbahani’s influences, and more.

Waterloo Arts Entry Deadline: Apr. 2, 2017 15605 Waterloo Arts Cleveland, OH 44110 Phone 216.942.6500 http://waterlooarts.org/ You are cordially invited to enter the Waterloo Arts Fest Juried Exhibition. This is the third national juried exhibition held in the Waterloo Arts Gallery and the second held concurrently with the Waterloo Arts Festival.      

Exhibition Review: Invented Landscapes

Tula Telfair’s Invented Landscape is on view at the Forum Gallery until Dec. 31. Although realistic at first glance, her paintings are surreal in nature.

Exhibition Review: Artists Choosing Artists

Juried shows abound, but the exhibition Artists Choose Artists is unique, in that the works of the jurors are shown together with their chosen artists.

An Artists Open Studio Tour

“There’s an ambiance to the space that resonates of the artist’s individuality, and a reason I’ve always enjoyed studio tours.”

Traces: Up Close and Personal

Rather than digitally manipulated, these works originated from zeroxes. The final images were reproduced in an actual dark room setting.

Reimagining a Historical Place

Arts Editor Richard Malinsky reviews the Griswold House Exhibition, “Ten Photographers Envision a Museum,” with a closer look at three artists’ work.

Art Review: Agnes Martin

This exhibition runs the gamut of Martin’s career, making it the first comprehensive survey of the artist’s work since her death in 2004.

Three Artists: Paintings

Paintings by Ross Bleckner, Eric Fischl, and David Salle at the Parrish Art Museum on the East End of Long Island.

The Future Present

Over the course of Moholy-Nagy’s career, he experimented across a wide spectrum– from oil, to photography, aluminum and even Plexiglas.

We spent the last few weeks touring the New England area and had the opportunity to visit the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, CT. The show on display was Electric Paris which explored how artists depicted nocturnal Paris by gas light and with the new electric light bulb. There were about 50 works by artists such …

Innovative Artists at Artexpo NY By Sandra Tyler, Editor-in-Chief April 16th, I attended the annual Arts Expo in New York City, over on Pier 94. For 38 years, the Art Expo has presented itself as a focal point for artists each spring in the big apple. Over the course of four days, literally thousands flock to …

…was a huge success!  Great eclectic representation of Press artists, and with one of our Press contributors, Christine Klaus, reading from her own work as well as the poetry of a couple of others included in the book.  Our first selected works edition is all about an eclectic rather than “best” representation of past artists, …

Big News! The Press goes LIVE! A special Woven Tale Press exhibition! Opening reception is this Saturday, December 5th, 6-9 pm: Selected Woven Tale Works 2015 All are welcome to attend, especially those near Putman, Connecticut. This show is being held in conjunction with the publication of our first Woven Tale Press selected works print edition. The …

If you have a chance to stop by the Harn Museum of Art on the campus of the University of Florida, Gainesville DO SO! We were there this past week and while it was in between major shows, the displayed work from their permanent collection did not disappoint. Being a sculptor and painter I was excited …