Artworks Advisory

03/10/2019

Visual Process - brain decodes - brain works harder to understand non-conforming images = a more alert mind at work!

07/10/2018

Adrian Piper's "A Synthesis of Intuitions, 1965-2016" is on view at the Museum of Modern Art through July 22. Showcasing over 290 of the artist and philosopher's works, the exhibition is exhausting, yet still exciting at every turn, forcing the viewer to remain engaged and participate. Although the show is a retrospective, many of the issues Piper tackled at the beginning of her career are just as relevant today. Be sure to visit if you haven't yet, and check out our latest blog post to see what we had to say about it.

A review from Artworks Advisory on Adrian Piper's "A Synthesis of Intuitions" at the MoMA

07/03/2018

Check out our latest blog post to see what we had to say about Math Bass' "My Dear Dear Letter" at Mary Boone Gallery! Located within the glitz and glamor of Fifth Avenue, Math Bass' works combine glossy minimalist paintings with the eye-catching attributes of advertising. Did you see "My Dear Dear Letter" yet? Let us know what you thought in the comments below!

A review from Artworks Advisory on Math Bass' "My Dear Dear Letter" at Fifth Avenue's Mary Boone Gallery

06/26/2018

Check out our newest blog post to see what we had to say about Eugenio Dittborn's "Airmail Paintings" at Alexander and Bonin! Drawing influences from themes of postal bureaucracy and colonialism, the works of this Chilean-born artist are sure to soar high. What's the weirdest thing you've ever mailed to someone? Drop a comment and let us know!

A review from Artworks Advisory on Eugenio Dittborn's "Airmail Paintings" at Alexander and Bonin

06/25/2018

It's Motivational Monday! According to a Cass Business School study, surveyed employees responded they considered art in the office to be as important as the presence of plants for interior design. Are you growing anything this week? Tell us about it below! Stay inspired by planting a small office garden, or stop by our website to learn more about how to utilize art to promote productivity in your office.

06/19/2018

Check out our latest blog post on what we have to say about at Fergus McCaffrey! This avant-garde show bridges the gap between artist and audience as it prompts visitors to enter broken paper screens, press buttons, and interact with pieces hung from the ceiling that are whimsical, twisted and grotesque. Did you see Gutai this week? Tell us what you thought in the comments below!

An Artworks Advisory review of Gutai at Fergus McCaffrey.

06/15/2018

Our current show, Under the Parachute of Shapes and Color, curated by Lara Pan, is closing in exactly 2 months on August 15th. Don't miss this incredible opportunity to view our selection of contemporary artists. Already stopped by to see it? Let us know your thoughts below!

06/12/2018

Float on over to our newest blog post to hear what we had to say about Studio Tomás Saraceno's "Solar Rhythms", on display at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery! Embark on a flight of fancy with this whimsical follow up to his Aerocene series. If you could fly anywhere in the world or solar system, where would you go? Tell us in the comments!

A review from Artworks Advisory on Tomás Saraceno's "Solar Rhythms" at Tanya Bonakdar.

06/10/2018

Say no to FOMO! Come see this striking piece (and many more) at the show that's got everyone talking: Under the Parachute of Shapes and Colors, curated by Lara Pan. Open until August 15th by appointment only, don't delay!
- - -
Image: Ekrem Yalcindag, "White", 2017, Oil on Canvas, 15.75"x 19.75" inches

06/06/2018

Check out our latest blog post in this week's review of Rita McBride's "Particulates" at Dia Art Foundation Chelsea!!!
..Speaking with John Reed from Bomb Magazine, Rita said “I want to go back to a time before hard lines and divisions, when art and science were joined in alchemy because when an idea transcends any category there is a confluence of elements that are far beyond anything tangible. When I look at Particulates, I am in awe that something like this materialized from limited designs and capacities. I was only bringing a possibility into the perception of a particular community. It obviously transcends itself. This should happen in science, right?”

Did you see Mc Bride's piece this week? Tell us your thoughts about her work in the comments below!

A review from Artworks Advisory of Rita McBride's "Particulates" at Dia Art Foundation Chelsea