Siebren Versteeg

10 Exhibitions Opening This Week in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Aspen, Minneapolis, London, Liverpool, Berlin, and Amsterdam.

MEXICO CITY- Is a bigger fair necessarily a better fair?

10 Exhibitions Opening This Week

If you like your art fairs of manageable size and relaxed mood, as well as free, with a more-than-respectable level of quality, the fair of the New Art Dealers Alliance, or NADA, is for you.

Improvised Showboat, a curatorial project developed by artists Zachary Keeting and Lauren Britton, mounted its seventh one-night show this past weekend...

"We live in a truly raucous visual culture," writes curator Sara Krajewski in her catalog essay on the Henry Art Gallery's show, "Image Transfer: Pictures in a Remix Culture."

The average person checks his phone 150 times a day. As a population, we supposedly spend more time online than we do sleeping. Human technology and tools have historically been implemented to make our lives generally better, more efficient and more comfortable. But now it seems technology’s main purpose is to endlessly seek new ways to distract us. When’s the last time you got side-tracked by “click-bait”? For me, it was literally just minutes ago.

In a world conditioned by the frantic, 24/7 flow of information, some moving-image artists are responding with works that emphasize slower, more

"We live in a truly raucous visual culture," writes curator Sara Krajewski in her catalog essay on the Henry Art Gallery's show, "Image Transfer: Pictures in a Remix Culture."

Contemporary art has long outgrown the prim, white livery of the traditional gallery. Increasingly, artists are engaged in work that is interactive, performance-based, or process-oriented.

A tidal wave of imagery flows over the world’s computer screens in any given minute. Artist Siebren Versteeg honors the past and embraces

You don't look at anything directly in Image Transfer: Pictures in a Remix Culture. It's the big new show of remixed pictures by 12 contemporary artists

In any survey of post-war abstract painting, an inescapable topic of discussion is the grid. Usual examples cite artists such as Agnes Martin