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Sean Noyce

Artists You Should Know Many decades before the Internet cultivated fake news, philosopher Michel Foucault flipped the dictum “Knowledge is Power” into its ominous mirror image: “Power is Knowledge.” By reversing the cliché, Foucault prophetically revealed a dire—but more realistic—equation of how authority uses mass communication

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Ai Weiwei’s Human Flow: To be a Refugee for 145 minutes

Was it coincidence or destiny when Ai Weiwei couldn’t attend the screening of his film Human Flow at the Hammer Museum in early January due to the cancellation of all flights out of New York? Either way, the artist’s absence immediately sensitized his guests to

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Steve Turner Contemporary – Claire Milbrath: Crome Yellow

November 11-December 16, 2017 Claire Milbrath’s recent series of narrative paintings are populated with figures that appear to interact while remaining oddly disconnected, echoing the bizarre and intriguing Aldous Huxley novel Crome Yellow, the inspiration behind these works. Milbrath’s signature style, contradictorily and refreshingly naïve, while

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Marc Selwyn Gallery, Beverly Hills: Signals

January 13, 2018-February 10, 2018 The rediscovery of concrete poetry, more than a half-century after its emergence, stems both from the pleasures and the pains of the digital universe. The graphic context of a type-based intermedium fusing the visual with the verbal has been rendered commonplace

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Aline Mare “Requiem: Aching for Acker”

The Critical Eye by, Phil Tarley Mare's new photographic-based works interpret "Requiem," the last poem from Kathy Acker's final book, "Eurydice in the Underworld." Los Angeles-based artist Aline Mare grew up in New York City and began her career as an image maker and performer in the

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