The “Habitation Cell” doesn’t exactly represent the interior design of the future, but that of the surreal and idealistic.
This week in Art Weekly we are traveling to Art Basel in Basel, Switzerland as well as London, San Francisco and home sweet home NYC for this week’s top national and international art opening picks.
Written by Guest Blogger Jenny Held F or the last few days of May, the art world made its biannual pilgrimage to the glimmering city of Venice for the preview of the 55th Biennale di Venezia, a show that is widely considered to embody the global pulse of contemporary art.
We never tire of finding new mixed media artists, especially those whose style falls somewhere between fashion illustration, painting, and comics.
Cherelle Sappleton is a London based visual artist currently studying at Central Saint Martins.
It takes a really good artist to say a lot with a little.
Terence Koh, one of the art world’s great provocateurs, gave NYC web-based journal The Aesthete an inside look into his very white world, and gave a revealing interview in which he details living with both his husband, and his boyfriend/studio manager.
I came across artist Kelly Kleinschrodt through the relatively young LA gallery Carter & Citizen, and immediately was taken by her beautiful and subtly provoking work.
This week in Art Weekly we are visiting James Franco in London then traveling to Berlin, Paris, and Los Angeles for a week of stellar national and international art openings. Enjoy!
Are you in need of a punch of color? How about a punch of geometry?
Courtney Reagor exemplifies the quirky fun merging of food and fashion.