2019 Year in Review: Unframed
We take a visual dive back into New York City's modern art scene to see what was covered in our Unframed column in 2019.
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We take a visual dive back into New York City's modern art scene to see what was covered in our Unframed column in 2019.
Artist Walead Beshty produced over 11,000 blue cyanotypes of EVERY object that passed through his studio over the course of a year.
Nine of Aleksandar Duravcevic's reflective, stainless steel sculptures fill the TOTAH gallery in New York’s Lower East Side.
Marco Maggi uses uses adhesive paper to create intricate, incredibly detailed collages.
Artist LaKela Brown references African-American culture and her personal love of 90’s hip hop in new sculptures at Rockefeller Center.
Ryan Crotty's latest paintings trick your eyes as the canvas is not transparent and the surface is not emitting light.
Work that is technically made of paint but the visual effect is achieved by carving thousands of gouges into the thick surface.
A hanging sculpture that holds 40,000 bullets that each represent a life lost to gun violence in the United States.
Paul Anthony Smith pierces & picks the surface of his photographs thousands of times to create a surface that is both scarred & dazzling.
We share 7 incredible artworks that stood out as the most intricate and magical objects we've seen lately.
Emil Lukas' current exhibition mixes new work from four different series across three floors of the gallery.
Brian Rochefort's sculptures are an explosion of clay, texture, and color.
Enjoy a visual dive back into the art exhibitions David Behringer covered in our Unframed column in 2018.
Arrestingly beautiful photographs where the strategy of weaving colorful fabric with each image holds a greater meaning for the sitters.