‘Evidence’ at DNA Berlin Explores Truth in Art
Could the historical and collective memory be reconstructed through an artwork? Could the designation of alternative interpretations of historical and social facts, occur through an…
Could the historical and collective memory be reconstructed through an artwork? Could the designation of alternative interpretations of historical and social facts, occur through an…

Unlike most models, Alexandra Marzella’s conventional beauty is only incidental to her body of work. But then, modeling is just a sliver of what she…
New York-based photographer Jonathan Leder is bringing a series of 92 of his most iconic and signature prints to Los Angeles as a solo show…
French art director Madani Bendjellal plays with our perception of familiar movies by stripping iconic movie posters of all identifiable features: the result are affecting,…
This singular show, now on view at Cindy Rucker Gallery through August 13th, explores three female artists’ disparate, but ideologically related, expressions of feminism. Featuring…
Swedish-born artist Hanna Liden just unveiled Everything — a series of works consisting of nine giant bagel sculptures as part of a public-art project in Manhattan. Seven of…
A curated list of the best art openings across the best City of Angels galleries this week. Jeff Brian Sharp, Dianna Molzan, Alex Klein, Wolfgang…
San Francisco-based visual artist Sean McFarland’s work is grand, yet equally small: landscape polaroid photographs that embody space and time through ambitious, captivating imagery of landscapes, mountains…
Henrik Malmström Life is One Live it Well German photographer Henrick Malmström takes us on a tour of Hamburg’s dark underbelly—the central neighborhood of…