The best part about below is the title (Ewok Village Sun Ladder).
#mikedallas

Like Two Coats, Hyperallergic has launched a gallery guide that features below from Emily which of course caught my eye (they also wrote about her).
#emilymason

Lison gallery shows (posthumously) some of Hélio’s work. This Brazilian was one of the originators of installation art and conceptual art, establishing an influence still felt today. A poet of the favelas, or makeshift slums, found in Rio de Janeiro, Oiticica created installations that were influenced by the social circumstances of his environment.
#heliooiticica

Great article by Mike Maziels on White Hot about art in the perpetual present features Nir’s below (I’ll let the reader discern why this choice of “illustration”).
#nirhod

Colossal notes Eliasson’s new installation in downtown Chicago which appealed to me for what I think are obvious reasons.
More on Olafur who has a wide ranging voice and concept-heavy impulse as a creator.
#olafureliasson

Two Coats gallery guide is a great place to go feel contempt for everyone who gets to enjoy the NYC art scene. And find painters you’ve not encountered before.
Right- Ben.
#benpritchard

Popular Psychedelic Molecules, Rendered With Atomic Precision, Using Hippie Tapestries is the best show title so far this year, people.
#kelseybrookes

With her exhibition “The After,” Latifa Echakhch led us into the memory of a collective rite, transporting us, in an era of social distancing, to the scene of some just-concluded event, perhaps a concert, in a remote place, perhaps a forest (read on at Artforum). Pretty impressive to see an artist my own age who has already shown at Biennale and won the Duchamp prize.
#latifaechakhch
