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(Re)Birth of Venus: Renaissance Painting 2.0
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Judy Rifka: A Glance Through The Rearview Mirror: An Assessment of Her Formidable Art: 1974 - Present
24 September - 31 October 2021Image of Judy Rifka: A Glance Through The Rearview Mirror, An Assessment of Her Formidable Art: 1974 - Present -
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Rulton Fyder: The Treachery of Things: Fake just got real
1 - 31 May 2022Image of Rulton Fyder: The Treachery of Things, Fake just got real -
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stephanie mei huang: the foul lump in my throat
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Judy Rifka interviewed for Whitehot Magazine
August 1, 2021 Noah Becker and legendary NYC artist Judy Rifka talk about her 5-decade long career in which she crossed paths with Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Andy Warhol and many others. During the podcast, Judy reveals that René Ricard wrote parts of his infamous The Radiant Child article at her place and she still owns the original notes. -
Noah Becker talks to PULPO GALLERY founders Katherina and Nico Zeifang
on Whitehot Magazine Podcast July 23, 2021 Noah Becker talks to the owners of PULPO GALLERY about the location of their destination gallery in the Bavarian alpine foothills, their past and upcoming shows with Rulton Fyder as well as why they took the risk of taking on representation of an anonymous artist. Also in this episode: Jorge Galindo, René Magritte, Jean Baudrillard and Michel Foucault. -
Rulton Fyder interviewed for Whitehot Magazine Podcast
by Noah Becker July 16, 2021 New York City, July 16, 2021 Anonymous artist and NFT collector Rulton Fyder went on Noah Becker's Whitehot Magazine Podcast for the second time on Thursday night to discuss his recent family and health issues, some of his upcoming art projects as well as his EROTICA token project. Below are some takeaways from the interview: Many people in our world [...]they tend to ignore what's happening at the grassroot of technology and art. That's what's happened. Like the ivory tower approach we used to have, and right now it's flipped upside down. All because of what? All because of social media. Where anonymous people can band together to work on projects. Where people from all over the place can believe in an art project and carry us through the hard times and make it successful. At first, the disruption may seem crazy. But let history be the judge Noah. Always history will be the judge. Because later along the way there will be art historians trying to wrap this all together. Because our art, art is a reflection of our society. Like the NFT does not happen over night. It happened because we are all too connected. And than the shift of art from this New York centric will not happen over night because everyone can make an instagram account and be an art critic and have the same power of a New York art critic. I think we are at the cross of this technological innovation as well as the art innovation. And I highly suggest anyone from the art world that feel confused or feel angered by NFT or anything. Dig into history books. Read about impressionist and read about any significant art movement and see the hatreds, see the confusion of people back than towards anything new. And than make your own correlations or make your own judgements. -
Now Open: Painting by Jorge Galindo & Pedro Almodóvar
at Museo de Santa Cruz de Toledo May 15, 2021 Painting by Jorge Galindo & Pedro Almodóvar opened on May 15 at the Museum of Santa Cruz de Toledo and is on view until September 5. These nearly thirty large-format works were created during several joint work sessions and are made up of enlarged still life photographs of flowers taken by Almodóvar that were painted over with oil paints in Galindo's trademark style.
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