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Tamara Gonzales has several works on view in a group show entitled, “Love Poems”, curated by Chris Martin, at Anton Kern Gallery in New York. The show is up through April 26th, 2025.

Aperture.org has published an edited transcript of Mark Armijo McKnight’s conversation with author Garth Greenwell, moderated by Drew Sawyer at the Whitney Museum during Armijo McKnight’s solo exhibition “Decreation” in 2024.

Jennifer J. Lee’s work is featured in an article, “The Art World’s Next Big Thing: Tiny Paintings,” by Julia Halperin, published this week in the New York Times T Magazine.

“Paper Room”, a group show at Halsey McKay Gallery featuring  contemporary works on paper, includes new works by Graham Anderson, Glen Baldridge, Holly Coulis, Alex Dodge, and David Scanavino. March 1 – April 27, 2025

Evan Moffitt considers the work of David Gilbert in a new piece for Aperture Magazine.

David Behringer reviews Jennifer J. Lee’s 2025 show, The Falls, in Design Milk.

Sam Contis is showing work in “12 Photographers”, a group show at Kerry Schuss Gallery in New York. The show up until March 22, 2025.

Holly Coulis has work in “Friends”, a group show at Main Projects in Richmond, VA. The show is up until April 4th, 2025.

Erika Ranee is showing a painting in a group show titled Just a Song Before I Go, at Last Days Gallery in New York. The show is on view through February 22, 2025.

Thomas Øvlisen is showing new work in a group show titled Genklang (transl: Echo) at Sophienholm in Lyngby, Denmark. The show creates a dialogue between contemporary works by Danish artists and works made in 1920’s Hamburg. The show is up through April 21, 2025

Tamara Gonzales is showing work in a group show titled “Bride of the Far Side” at Post Times on the Lower East Side. The show runs through March 9th, 2025

Thomas Øvlisen is showing new work in “Landscapes”, a group show on view through February 22 at V1 Gallery in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Ksenia M. Soboleva interviews Mark Armijo McKnight in Bomb about his solo exhibition up at the Whitney Museum. Read full article here.

Kemar Keanu Wynter is featured in Galerie as one of the publication’s emerging artists. From the article: “Galerie’s list of emerging artists shines a spotlight on the rising stars who are making waves around the world with their unique visions, mastery of materials, fascinating processes, and powerful messages.” Read the article online here.

Holly Coulis is featured in In a Wave, a two person show with Clare Grill at SOCO Gallery in Charlotte, NC. The exhibition is on view through the end of 2024.

Three sky prints from the Geoffrey Hendricks Estate have been assembled into a special anniversary edition folio to celebrate Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery’s 20th year. Purchase an edition here.

Jennifer J. Lee is included in Ordinary People: Photorealism and the Work of Art since 1968 at The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, CA. The exhibition, curated by Anna Katz is “the first large-scale exhibition to reexamine the postwar art movement of photorealism and trace its lineages in art of the present day.” The museum exhibition is on view November 23, 2024 through May 4, 2025.

Kemar Keanu Wynter has a painting included in To Dust You Shall Return, a group show at COMA in New South Whales, Australia. The show, looks at the folly of man and our underestimation of nature with inspiration taken from the dust storms that damaged the American and Canadian prairies in the 1930s, and biblical references to retribution and ritual. To Dust You Shall Return is up through December 14.

Pamela Jorden has a painting included in Hanging Gardens, a group show at the Gallery at the University of Redlands in California. The exhibition will be on view through December 8, 2024.

Erika Ranee’s painting “Grandma” is included in Abstract Expressions, a group show of abstract art at Bienvenu Steinberg & C. The exhibition is on view November 12 through December 14, 2024.

November 16, 4-6pm: Karen Finley, Jarrett Earnest, Bibbe Hansen, Stuart Comer respondent



November 23, 4-6pm: Clarinda Mac Low, Clifford Owens, Martha Wilson, Sur Rodney (Sur) respondent



Klaus Gallery will host a panel of invited readers to read a section from Geoffrey Hendricks’ publication Between Two Points (1975), that documents three landmark performances enacted in 1974 which was later published as an editioned artwork and book.

Jacinda Tran reviews Mark Armijo McKnight’s 2024 solo show Decreation  for ArtReview. Decreation is on view at the Whitney Museum through January 5, 2025.

Geoffrey Hendricks: land / sky / dreams is listed as one of Artforum’s “Must-See Shows,” the editors’ selection of essential exhibitions worldwide. The exhibition is on view October 25 – December 14, 2024.

David Gilbert has artworks included in Made in My Bedroom, a group show with John Bertle, Jim Isermann, and Daniel Arthur Mendoza at NOON Projects in Los Angeles. The four artists have been meeting sporadically to read Queer Theory since 2020. Consequently, the artworks on dispaly were made within the four years since the book club’s inception. The exhibition is on view October 25 through December 7, 2024.

Phyllis Hollis interviews Kemar Keanu Wynter for her podcast Cerebral Women. Kemar discusses the first steps he took in the direction of becoming an artist, the materials in his studio, and the importance of food in his personal relationships.

Pamela Jorden, originally from Knoxville, Tennessee, is offering her 2024 painting “Delta” for auction to raise funds for Gloria Johnson’s bid for US Senate to represent Tennessee. Gloria Johnson was a special education teacher for 27 years and is currently a member of the Tennessee House of Representatives. She was also a member of the “Tennessee Three” who demanded the state legislature pass gun safety measures to prevent school shootings.

All funds raised by the sale of “Delta” will go to support Gloria Johnson’s Senate run.

Auction ends on Tuesday, October 8th at 8PM.

Kemar Keanu Wynter’s show, Rücken-, is reviewed by Amber Jamilla Musser in the October 2024 issue of the Brooklyn Rail.

Erika Ranee was featured on the Cerebral Women podcast, in discussion with Phyllis Hollis. Ranee discusses black abstraction, her early interest in craft, and the musicality of the street noise outside of her studio.

Tamara Gonzales and Erika Ranee are both included in The Brooklyn Artists Exhibition, the premier exhibition of the The Brooklyn Museum’s 200th anniversary celebration. The show runs October 4, 2024–January 26, 2025.