Another trip to the Hunter Museum. Their permanent contemporary collection is quite incredible.

Well over a couple thousand at the opening, my biggest yet. 30 Days of Green Peas, Solid Gold!, and Super Powers are all in the show which is up until the end of March.

In March, The 621 Gallery presents Spit it Out!, an exhibition revealing the narrative elements of pop-art, deconstruction, and contemporary invention. Alan Skees reacts to current events in a playful, yet critical manner using large-scale two-dimensional graphic art. Ivan Fortushniak exposes the history of paintings by creating distressed surfaces via unconventional methods. Mark Mcleod manipulates   Read More …

from serpentine gallery: “Gerhard Richter (born Dresden, 1932) is one of the world’s greatest living artists. Since the early 1960s he has tirelessly explored the medium of painting at a time when many were heralding its death. He has produced a remarkably varied body of work, including photography-based portrait, landscape and still-life paintings; gestural and   Read More …

Bronze Pigs by Chen Wenling at the Robischon Gallery in Denver, Colorado © 2006 Robischon Gallery