László Moholy-Nagy at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp applauds this show of the artist’s Constructivist paintings.
Jul 17, 2015•5 min
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Art reviews from art critics Edward Goldman and Hunter Drohojowska-Philp.
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Episodes
Bergamot Station: The Night to Remember
Edward Goldman shares his thoughts on the uniquely captivating art event that took place at Bergamot Station this past Saturday.
Jul 15, 2015•4 min
Eben Goff: Inclusions
The artist’s second show at Diane Rosenstein Gallery demonstrates ambition and skill.
Jul 10, 2015•4 min
World Isn't Worth Saving if the Price Is a Tear of an Innocent Child
Edward Goldman talks about the powerful photographs by Richard Ross addressing the issue of juvenile incarceration in America.
Jul 08, 2015•4 min
T. Kelly Mason at Cherry and Martin Gallery
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp says the artist's lightboxes are signs of the times.
Jul 03, 2015•5 min
Art that A) Amuses, B) Challenges, C) Leaves Us in Disbelief
Edward Goldman talks about the huge difference between looking at art and actually seeing it.
Jul 01, 2015•5 min
Mark Bradford at the Hammer and Miriam Schapiro's Legacy
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp says the show combines politics and poetics and connects to the late Feminist.
Jun 26, 2015•5 min
Mark Bradford Digs into the Hammer's Walls and into Our Minds
Edward Goldman raves about the new exhibition of Los Angeles artist Mark Bradford at the Hammer Museum.
Jun 24, 2015•5 min
William Monk, Sam Windett and Mark Grotjahn
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp is impressed by these contemporary painters advancing modernist ideas.
Jun 19, 2015•5 min
She Was an Artist, She Was a Nun, She Is Sister Corita Kent
Edward Goldman shares his newly discovered love of the life and work of a uniquely interesting woman, artist, and nun.
Jun 17, 2015•5 min
Ed Moses and Noah Purifoy at LACMA
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp says that these shows offer new perspectives on the area's art history.
Jun 12, 2015•6 min
Importance of Cultural Exchange with Russia during Political Frost
Edward Goldman promotes the importance of cultural exchange in light of political hardships.
Jun 10, 2015•5 min
Allen Ruppersberg, Bill Graham and Robert Landau at the Skirball
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp says the Conceptual artist and the rock and roll promoter are not so strange bedfellows
Jun 04, 2015•5 min
Daring & Inspirational Architecture Around the World
Edward Goldman lauds past and present projects of prominent architects around the world.
Jun 03, 2015•5 min
Marnie Weber: Twenty Years and Forevermore
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp looks forward to seeing this survey of the artist’s films at the Velaslavasay Panorama.
May 29, 2015•5 min
Cities and Art that Bring Us to Tears
Edward Goldman writes about certain cities and art that have the extraordinary power to move people deeply.
May 27, 2015•5 min
Reading Raymond Pettibon
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp finds the artists’s process close to that of a writer.
May 22, 2015•5 min
Paris: A Holiday that Is Always with You
Edward Goldman shares his recent adventures in the Paris Region of France.
May 20, 2015•5 min
On Rachel Rosenthal and Chris Burden
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp mourns the loss of two artists who contributed so much.
May 15, 2015•4 min
Chris Burden: May His Light Continue to Shine
Edward Goldman mourns the loss of great artist Chris Burden by revisiting Burden's seminal works and reflecting on what made them special.
May 13, 2015•6 min
Getty's Experimental Photographs and Paris Photo
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp believes Light, Paper, Process: Reinventing Photography offers a pertinent overview just in time for the photography fair.
May 01, 2015•5 min
Devouring the Art and History of Glorious Poitou-Charentes
Edward Goldman explores the cultural offerings of the Poitou-Charentes region of France.
Apr 29, 2015•6 min
Pattern and Decoration Revisited at the East Side Galleries
Galleries downtown present Kim MacConnel and Merion Estes; Robert Kushner in Pasadena.
Apr 24, 2015•5 min
James Jarvaise at Louis Stern Fine Arts
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp is impressed by this nonagenarian's new work.
Apr 17, 2015•5 min
Hidden in Plain Sight: Great Art in Downtown LA
Edward Goldman recommends public art gems hidden in plain sight in the heart of Downtown LA.
Apr 15, 2015•5 min
William Pope. L at MOCA
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp thrills to the power of the big flag on view in Trinket.
Apr 10, 2015•5 min
Trippin' with Enrique Martínez Celaya
Edward Goldman recommends delving into the raw, organic, and dense works that will be on display in the upcoming Enrique Martínez Celaya exhibition at LA Louver gallery.
Apr 08, 2015•5 min
Fred Tomaselli at Orange County Museum of Art
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp has followed the artist's work since the early 80's but finds the show a fantastic take on the daily news.
Apr 03, 2015•5 min
Art, War, Gold
Edward Goldman talks about priceless art as the subject of new feature and documentary films.
Apr 01, 2015•5 min
Women at Work
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp likes the quilt-based paintings of Erin Morrison at Samuel Freeman Gallery and a show of sculpture by women at François Ghebaly Gallery.
Mar 27, 2015•5 min
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