johnny misheff
Johnny Misheff is a New York-based journalist whose writing focuses on the worlds of art and fashion and lends a distinct voice to the on-going collective discourse. He is the founder of rereveal.com, an online arts publication which serves as an insider round table on the art world.
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PHEW! Now that art week is over we can all relax a little bit… or can we?? I’m sure there’s SOMETHING MAJOR coming up soon enough that people will get all flustered... More »
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Feast your eyes on these lovely images sent over to me from Bridget Donahue of Gavin Brown’s Enterprise. They’re the work of Christopher Knowles (not related to Beyonce I... More »
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ART MADNESS! If you like art (and we know you do), and you live in NYC, it doesn’t get better than this week. There are a BAJILLION things to do and see, including on the third... More »
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Here’s what’s on tap for art in NYC this week:Daniel Lefcourt Prepared Ground February 25 - March 26, 2011 Opening Reception: Friday, February 25, 2011, 6 to... More »
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Get out your calendars and pencil in these three openings happening over the next three days: TOMORROW, at Bortolami Gallery: Patrick Hill’s Clumsy Angles. If you love bright, vidiv... More »
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Very happy to inform you of two verrrrrry excellent shows opening this Saturday, the 8th. First up, Andrew Kreps Gallery is showing 10 paintings from one of my favorite Abstract painters,... More »
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MY LATEST OBSESSION is with artist Daniel Arsham. I met him at the Standard in Miami at the Merce Cunningham tribute party and found him to be a totally articulate and stand up guy.... More »
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We had a blast today at 33 Rue Majorelle. This one-two-three punch of awesoemness features a boutique, (which I mentioned earlier today as the Colette of Morocco) a juice bar/cafe and... More »
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A few nights ago Hugo Boss awarded it’s distinguished art prize to the well-deserving conceptual artist Hans-Peter Feldmann at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. It was a seriously... More »
