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Miss Van and her Ever-Evolving Muses
Miss Van, the French-born street-artist-turned-fine-art-painter, sat down for an exclusive interview with UP Magazine during which she discussed her art, her career, state of street art and her solo show at Harman Projects.
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Show Review: Chunbum Park – The Expression of Onnagata
A review of painter, photographer, and designer Chunbum Park’s solo show “The Expression of Onnagata – Fluidity and Timelessness” at One At Space, which explores their femininity and gender fluidity in a way that highlights the nuances of beauty.
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MushArcana: The Metamorphosis of ButterflyMush
UP Mag catches up with Butterfly Mush about her newest artistic venture, Mush Arcana, a tarot deck love letter New York, and the latest stage of her career.
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Artists Reflect on Bringing Grief to Life for INERTIA • c a t h a r s i s
After a wildly successful opening night, IndividualActivist, Kar Part, Chris RWK, and Amy Smith reflect on their pieces in Rachael N. Clark’s “tapestry of grief” show, INERTIA • c a t h a r s i s. The show remains on view in Portland, OR, until May 29th.
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INERTIA • catharsis, A Bicoastal Exploration of Grief Opening 4/21
On 4/21, Rachael N. Clark of Queen of Hearts Global is set to unveil INERTIA • c a t h a r s i s, a one-of-a-kind bicoastal show using art to delve into the uncomfortable, complicated feelings around trauma and grief. Whether in New York or Portland, this is an event not to miss.
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Perfect Strangers: Android Oi & Josie Woods at Sour Mouse
Sour Mouse NYC has developed a new series of art show, showcasing collaborations between up-and-coming artists with veterans in the game. The first pair of collaborators in this series is Android Oi and Josie Woods.
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Review: ‘In Their Eyes’ by Zabou at Saatchi Gallery, London
French-born street artist Zabou takes her dynamic, creative murals from building walls to gallery walls in her new show Their Eyes, on view at Saatchi Gallery in London until 3/27.
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Phillips: 1970S / GRAFFITI / TODAY
Phillips Gallery, an ultra-luxury art space at 432 Park, is now exhibiting work by graffiti and street art legends. Kurt Boone interviews Arnold Lehman, the curator and the man who made it happen.
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Ode to Broken Things
Ode to Broken Things – A show produced and curated by Dan Leibel of Giant Ledge Productions set at 17 Frost Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, featuring two artists with an unforgettable synergy
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ALO’s Liminal Show at Saatchi Gallery
Aristide Loria, or ALO, as known in the artistic world, is an Italian artist based in London who has an ongoing exhibition in Saatchi Gallery called Liminal. Due to its success, it has been extended two times already and is being visited by many Londoners at Saatchi Gallery.
