Amandouce is an artist originally from the Republic of the Congo, who moved to the United States and grew up in Virginia. He knew he was passionate about art early on in life and has been making things since the age of four.
Amandouce is an artist originally from the Republic of the Congo, who moved to the United States and grew up in Virginia. He knew he was passionate about art early on in life and has been making things since the age of four.
The Knockturnal chatted with Angela Vasquez of Haus & Hues to dish on all the best advice relating to decorating your space.
Creatives and crypto professionals combined forces this past week for Nolcha Shows and Deep Green AI’s NFTNYC party.
CONTROL Gallery is thrilled to announce the Los Angeles solo debut of Irish artist Conor Harrington with his exhibition When the Ship Goes Down. The show delves into the absurdity of politics, hyper-masculinity, and the resurgence of hyper-nationalism through satirical paintings questioning systems of power. The opening reception took place on March 31, 2023 with the show running through April 29, 2023.
As I stepped into the bustling expo hall at Artexpo 2023, a crouching figure sight immediately caught my eye.
Last month, we were on the scene for the cocktail celebration at The Knickerbocker Hotel to see firsthand their commitment to diversity and the celebration of Black artists. This series was in honor of Black History Month, Brooklyn’s Bishop Gallery has curated the hotel’s inaugural exhibition, Young, Gifted, and IcoKnick.
The Knockturnal had the privilege of attending Create Studios Venice opening night. Jim Budman’s vision was to create a space that “delivers a unique experience for its guests and clients to create and live amongst art simultaneously.” (Budman).
On February 9th, Atlanta’s acclaimed Trap Music Museum hosted the grand opening of their Black History Month exhibit dedicated to honoring black-owned businesses and artists making waves throughout Atlanta.
Artist Robyn Bellospirito wanted to challenge the still life’s concept. Her diorama ‘The Still and the Lifeless’ sat on a gallery table. It features two wooden chairs, an endless tile floor, and a melting silhouette. In a hiking chair, Bellospirito answered questions about her iconic work.
In 1982, a collaboration between Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol was born, this is the story of that collaboration.