Jack Early’s “Rainbow” At Mulier-Mulier:
The artist’s latest installation wonderland culminates decades of work and features drag legend Lady Bunny
The full story of Jack Early’s upcoming show in Belgium spans (almost) the entirety of Early’s solo career to date. The essence of the show is a winsome fairytale musical about a brother and a sister facing [...]
Morgan Fine Arts & Film Center tenant / artist Daniel Maidman interviews Rachel Corbett
A Conversation with Rachel Corbett
Rachel Corbett is the author of You Must Change Your Life: The Story of Rainer Maria Rilke and Auguste Rodin, which won the 2016 Marfield Prize, the National Award for Arts Writing. She has also written for The [...]
John Yau’s review of ‘Steve Keister: Post Columbia: New Ceramic Reliefs and Fiberglass Sculpture from the 1980s’ at Mitchell Algus Gallery.
Many people cannot wrap their head around the fact that Steve Keister’s sculptures can be divided into two groups that appear to have nothing to do with each other. This would be less of [...]
Frog Magazine Reviews Jack Early at Fergus McCaffrey
"Happiness is a dangerous thing for an artist. It’s easy, of course, to critique institutions; or to address our current environmental crisis, especially when you have the funds to, say, fly a bunch of glacial ice to Paris; or to maintain distance from any sort of content whatsoever [...]
On this coming Saturday, October 1, 2016, the Morgan Fine Arts Building will host its 14th Studio Open House.
Event page on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/events/918556378276747/
The event starts at noon and extends to 10 PM. There will be a free shuttle from the G and the L trains. Free beer and food will be served. In the past we [...]
A bit of Jack Early’s colorful studio work found its way into the pages of last months Numéro Magazine.
The French fashion rag used Jack Early’s art as inspiration for an eight page shoot in the Numéro Arts Edition for June.
“It was a lot of fun to sit down and concept with the magazine [...]
Curated by Jason Andrew
Ways and Means: A New Look at Process and Materials in Art
On View: July 11–October 7, 2016
Gallery hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–6 p.m.
Curated by Jason Andrew and featuring work by: Chakaia Booker, Amanda Browder, Maud Bryt, Ali Della Bitta, Bruce Dorfman, Bruce Dow, Max Estenger, Ben Godward, Charles Goldman, Jenny [...]
Fergus McCaffrey’s Jack Early Exhibit
In his largest solo exhibition to date, Jack Early showcases a new body of paintings and sculptures. While still implementing the tongue-in-cheek provocation that defined his early works (many of them created in partnership with Rob Pruitt), Early’s newer pieces focus more on his own narrative and approach to story telling. [...]
Welcome to the Redneck Yacht Club: Photographer documents experience inside Florida area where thousands flock each year and proudly display Confederate flags
Brooklyn-based photographer Wesley Mann traveled to the Redneck Yacht Club in Punta Gorda, Florida
He documented the experience where thousands travel to enjoy camping and riding the mud trails in ATVs or trucks
Mann said there [...]
“Techism is a movement that reconciles technological innovation with the creation of art. It does not put technology before art but rather, sees art and technology as companions meeting the next wave of human expression – digital humanism.”
Three years ago people were questioning whether Krista Kim’s work could even be considered art. Now she is [...]