Los Angeles designers @petershire and Ryan Preciado, who once worked together, reflect on the past and future of their practices in a conversation with Jonathan Griffin (@griffinjonathan). https://t.co/Qxn6kUSvAj
With his fantastic light machines, the mid-century artist Thomas Wilfred created a whole new genre of art that left its mark on countless major artists, writes Jonathan Griffin
Our fall issue is here! Read new work from this year's @WindhamCampbell prizewinners, including @hystericalblkns, @NifMuhammad, @K_Scanlan_, & many others. Plus: Hilton Als on Richard Pryor, Chris Ware on Richard Scarry, @griffinjonathan on Mike Kelley, & more. https://t.co/1VgyufSq66
Since his death twelve years ago, Mike Kelley’s artistic influence has only grown. The man himself, however, remains largely a mystery. In our fall issue, @griffinjonathan goes in search of the enigmatic artist. https://t.co/YRJJJKYvUe
At the impressive new home of the Los Angeles Clippers, new artworks foster a community spirit. But there are no outright slam dunks here, our critic writes. https://t.co/4rBXnK6F7f
Michael Werner launches its Beverly Hills L.A. space with a show by Markus Lüpertz and Pierre Puvis de Chavannes that's in a league of its own. @griffinjonathan reviews: https://t.co/EVZKBRGpGf
Bill Viola died on Friday at the of 73. For our March 2014 issue, @griffinjonathan interviewed the video artist and his wife and collaborator Kira Perov about how their elemental, often eerie work grappled with some of life’s biggest questions
Disability artwork makes history: After 50 years, Creative Growth in Oakland, Calif., celebrates as its artists enter the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s collection. https://t.co/THgfMlLtE3
What Frank Auerbach did for Camden Town, Monet did for Paris and De Chirico did for piazzas all over Italy, Martha Diamond did for New York’s masonry. Her show at the David Kordansky Gallery in Los Angeles is a Critic’s Pick. https://t.co/cAni7xhQdp
At Gagosian Beverly Hills, a new exhibition by Jean-Michel Basquiat harks back to the time the artist spent in Los Angeles in the ’80s. The show is both impressive and discomforting, our critic says. https://t.co/nLHAgUqWPH
It’s a dark day for journalism, for Los Angeles, for art writing and for tinned fish connoisseurship. We’ve lost @cmonstah and she will not be replaced. 🫡
At 84, the self-taught painter Jessie Homer French faces the future with a new show at Various Small Fires, her Los Angeles gallery. At home in the high desert she fishes for trout and finds beauty in devastation. https://t.co/gaJeyNFYKQ
Ron Nagle is an artist who changed my ideas about what art could do and be. To quote Benjamin Weissman quoting Jane Goodall, when I see his work “I slap the ground in banana excitement.”
And, as I found out when I met him, he’s a wonderful person too. https://t.co/hOuKWDT5c6