Peter Smith in "Long Term Delivery"
Comedian Peter Smith stars in Long Term Delivery, a new short from Jake Honig co-written by comedian and photographer Sandy Honig.
Read MoreUnspared Audience: American Realness at Abrons Arts Center (Art in America)
This year, Art in America tasked me with writing about my experience attending the American Realness festival. Here's a link to the article, and a few additional thoughts.
Read MoreThe Uncomfortable Caricatures of Mike Kelley at Luhring Augustine
Uncomfortable stereotypes and readymade identities populate Mike Kelley's Extracurricular Activity Projective Reconstruction #8 (Singles' Mixer) at Luhring Augustine Bushwick.
Read MoreMichael Welsh's Hippie Punk Poetry Bunker at Interstate Projects
One of my best friends, artist Michael Welsh, has a fucking knockout solo show at Interstate Projects up through February 4th.
Read MoreLorelei Ramirez and Tynan Delong's Wwwwater Record is Terrifyingly Beautiful
Months back, I interviewed comedians Lorelei Ramirez and Tynan Delong about their musical collaboration, Wwwwater. Their new record is out, and you need to buy it immediately.
Read MoreAnatomies and Administration in Jessica Vaughn's "Receipt of a Form"
Jessica Vaughn's "Receipt of a Form" at Martos Gallery has an economical visual vocabulary, resulting in a poetically political New York solo debut.
Read MoreAndy Cahill's "Home" at Safe Gallery Exposes Men's Nerves
In his recent solo exhibition, "Home" at Safe Gallery in Brooklyn, Andy Cahill pushed fleshy send-ups of the male psyche to extremes.
Read More"Aggressive" Three-Course Sunday Supporting the Arts Meal: Christine Navin at Catbox Contemporary, Libby Rothfeld at Bureau, Ana Fabrega at Starr Bar
Three boroughs. Three events. One Supporter of the Arts. I had an "aggressive night" and I felt fucking great this morning.
Read MoreAzikiwe Mohammed's "Jimmy's Thrift of New Davonhaime" is Bigger and Better Than Ever
In the third iteration of "Jimmy's Thrift of New Davonhaime," artist Azikiwe Mohammed has demonstrated that he's a force to be reckoned with.
Read MoreBirgit Rathsmann's Animated "Primitive Games" is Anxious, Absurd, and Uproarious
In her new animated piece Primitive Games, artist Birgit Rathsmann brings the voice talents of several comedians into an art world context.
Read MoreTragicomic Multiplicity: David Kennedy Cutler's 1:1 at Derek Eller Gallery
In 1:1, his third solo exhibition at Derek Eller Gallery, artist David Kennedy Cutler goes gonzo with self-replication. How am I not myself?
Read MoreEpisode 95 of The Special Without Brett Davis is the Greatest Hour of Television in the History of Television
If you aren't familiar with The Special Without Brett Davis, episode 95 is a perfect introduction. This post is brought to you by Jimmy John's.
Read MoreDoreen Garner's "Doctor's Hours" is an Exhibition, Tattoo Shop, and School of History
Doreen Garner's newest solo exhibition, Doctor's Hours, at Larrie in the LES utilizes multiple artistic strategies to illuminate medical exploitation of Black bodies.
Read MoreGroup Exhibition "Auto-Exposure" Adeptly Puts Four Artists' Work Into Conversation And Context
Auto-Exposure features Kalup Linzy, Andrea Arrubla, Rindon Johnson, and Fallon Cecil turning the camera upon themselves.
Read MorePaul McCarthy Meets Monty Python In Zebadiah Keneally's "You Always Lose At Your Own Game"
On the massive outdoor deck of an empty McCarren Park Pool, artist Zebadiah Keneally staged an anarchical game of global soccer.
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