An Interview with Emil Alzamora by Jonathan Goodman

  Emil Alzamora is now in his late forties and has been living in Beacon. He is part of a rising population there, attracted to the combination of making art and living in a more open landscape than the asphalt…

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Art on Paper, New York

Art on Paper, New York City’s celebrated, medium-driven fair, returns to downtown Manhattan’s Pier 36 during September 2024’s Armory Art Week with 75 galleries featuring top modern and contemporary paper-based art. The fair’s tenth edition will showcase unique and powerful…

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Felix Macnee, “Imogene” By Mark Van Proyen

K. Imperial Fine Art, San Francisco, California Exhibition continues through July 29, 2024 July 6, 2024 For the past 70 years, two figurative painting traditions have persisted in northern California. One is the Bay Area Figurative tradition, which fuses abstract…

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Emil Alzamora- STARSHIP ABUNDANCE, MOCA Jacksonville

In Starship Abundance, New York based artist Emil Alzamora (b. 1975 Lima, Peru) presents a multidisciplinary exhibition, intended “as a nod to the seemingly unending richness that abounds on planet Earth.” Alzamora is best known for his sculpture, where he…

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San Francisco Art Fair 2024

This year, San Francisco Art Fair, emerging from the legacy of Art Market San Francisco, announces its much-anticipated return to Fort Mason’s Festival Pavilion from April 25th to 28th, 2024. This update is not merely a change of title; it…

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“Confront the void”: Talking to Shingo Francis

July 14, 2023 Claudine Dixon, Curatorial Assistant, Prints and Drawings   As the exhibition Sam Francis and Japan: Emptiness Overflowing will soon be closing, I feel fortunate to have been able to spend some time recently in the galleries with…

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Art at Amtrak Expands to Metropolitan Lounge at Moynihan Train Hall with Installation of Karen Margolis’ Continuum

On view through Spring 2024, four-panel piece adds color and inspiration to lounge NEW YORK – Amtrak continues its celebrated Art at Amtrak public art program, expanding to the Metropolitan Lounge at Moynihan Train Hall with new work from multidisciplinary…

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Quiet in the chaos: Mel Prest at the Schneider Museum of Art

By: Georgina Ruff   Joint shows at the Schneider, a solo show of Prest’s work and a group show curated by Prest, offer viewers a meditative moment contemplating abstraction.     Installation view of Golden Hour at the Schneider Art…

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SAM STILL: Talking Drawings Review by Dewitt Cheng

K. Imperial Fine Art, San Francisco   Contemporary art never stops developing; apparently, like a shark, if it stops, it dies—and perhaps gets preserved in formaldehyde by Damian Hirst. Recent shocks of the new which the art world is trying…

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Visual Art Source – Shingo Francis, Review by Richard Speer

  Continuing through August 30, 2022 Immaculate geometry, nubby organicism, and illusionistic effects all meet in Shingo Francis’s “Transparent Reflection,” a suite of seven oil paintings that deftly reimagine key elements of the artist’s earlier series. The new works’ most…

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