Poets, Gamblers, Fools
In Poets, Gamblers, Fools, artists Parker Ito and Jon Rafman re-evaluate the label of “Post-Internet”
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Photo Drive for the Children of Gaza
Bringing together prints from over a hundred photographers, this London-based print sale is donating all proceeds to organizations working on the ground to provide aid to the children of Gaza.
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Cindy Ji Hye Kim
Death abounds in the work of Cindy Ji Hye Kim. The paintings evoke the funerary, mourning, and the physical death of the body, while the artist describes her process as something of a psychological journey towards ego death.
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John Carroll Kirby
Cash for Your Trash
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Agata Słowak
Somatic portraiture, while evocative of violence, equally represents a sort of tenderness
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Filippo Cegani’s Grazie
Filippo Cegani’s paintings are haunting, universal symbols conjuring a sense of both reverence, and gothic horror.
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Rae Klein’s Power Play
While man has exploited loopholes in the natural order in an attempt to replace God with his own image, Klein’s paintings suggest that this line of existence is frail and tenuous at best.
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Alex Heilbron’s Apophenia
The artist invites us to reflect on the ephemera surrounding the assassination of John F. Kennedy, ranging from public documents to witness statements.
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Isabella Lovestory
Raw and stylish, sexy and rebellious
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Will Sheldon
Between two recent shows in New York and Berlin, Will Sheldon cemented his practice as one capable of evolution, innovation, and sincerity.
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Fern O’Carolan’s chloé (with an i)
In her debut European solo presentation, Leeds based artist Fern O’Carolan skewers aesthetics of girlhood, adolescent searches for identity and the achy space between knowing everything and knowing nothing.
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Jaxon Whittington’s Pink Wings
Pink Wings is ultimately an exercise in surrendering to the unknown, finding love on the other side of fear.
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Claire Barrow Victim of Cosmetics
Like all good makeup bags, mine was a little dirty and pockmarked, a fine dust of mixed powder settled on matte-finish palettes and tubes faintly tacky from unidentifiable leaks.
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Bonnie Lucas at ILY2
“Shopping is a big part of my practice,” Lucas says. “I honor and love the supercharged feminine objects I use; I want to make them potent and powerful.”
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Editor’s Pick: Henry Curchod
Curchod’s characters embody a devilish spirit. He weaves elaborate, complex images that are imbued with a poetic affirmation of imagination and feeling.
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Dafy Hagai’s Monaco
Dafy Hagai’s new book all about mall fashion
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Casey MQ
Casey MQ straddles the worlds of classical and electronic music
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Editor’s Pick: Camille Soulat “Suburbcel”
Marginality, geek culture and adolescence, Camille Soulat directs her practice around a celebration of the codes associated with both pop culture and counterculture.
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