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Carlota Gamboa

Los Angeles

Staff Writer at Art & Object

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  • 1 week ago | whitehotmagazine.com | Carlota Gamboa

    By CARLOTA GAMBOA, April 18, 2025Through the combined use of archetype, curiosity and unexpected combination, Abhishek Tuiwala turns quotidian objects into questions of cultural significance. Varying in scale and material, Tuiwala’s sculptures often morph together a multitude of concepts, from a nose-bag to a brain-lock to a snake-tie, and push the viewer into forming a personal narrative with the piece.

  • 1 week ago | whitehotmagazine.com | Carlota Gamboa

    By CARLOTA GAMBOA, April 17, 2024Nick Brandt is a photographer whose camera aims to convey the rumblings of an uncertain future. Traveling across continents and getting to know different communities, Brandt’s objective as an artist is to strikingly reflect the reality of climate change by working with those who have been most affected by its rapid escalation.

  • 1 month ago | whitehotmagazine.com | Carlota Gamboa

    By CARLOTA GAMBOA, February 25, 2025“I pronounce all serious art to be one singular monolith,” Gordon Massman declared during our conversation. It can be difficult to pin down someone as raw as this speaker. Someone whose creative spirit is subject to the primal urges of an open subconscious, both self-reflective and uninhibited by convention’s expectations.

  • 2 months ago | artandobject.com | Carlota Gamboa

    Golden Dacian bracelets; Bratara Dacica 3. License  In its 170-year existence, there has never been such a major incident.” However, this heist comes less than four months after a similar theft took place when the Dutch MPV gallery was also broken into using explosives.

  • Jan 15, 2025 | artandobject.com | Carlota Gamboa

    Looking east on Boston Post Road in Larchmont, New York at Sotheby's International Realty, 2008. License Not only is the island surrounded by the underwater ruins of Baiae, a once-thriving resort location for wealthy Romans, but it also holds the remains of the ancient military port that Pliny the Elder left from when he attempted to rescue survivors during Mount Vesuvius' AD79 eruption.

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