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  • 1 week ago | whitehotmagazine.com | Mark Bloch

    By MARK BLOCH, May, 2025Is the earliest example of a fictional world Plato’s mythical city and lost civilization from “Ancient Athens” in the Atlantic Ocean, Atlantis in 360 BC? Dante's Divine Comedy, begun in 1308 AD, conjures up more recent worlds constructed by  J. R. R. Tolkien, C. S. Lewis--everything between Jonathan Swift's satirical novel Gulliver's Travels and the country Freedonia in Duck Soup, the 1933 Marx Brothers film.

  • 2 months ago | whitehotmagazine.com | Mark Bloch

    Dasha Bazanova, Lise Ellingsen, Sarah Fuhrman, Chunbum Park, Mary Tooley Parker, Ryan Schroeder, Zak Vreeland SurroundingsFebruary 21 - March 4, 2025SPACE77637-39 Clinton St., New York, NY, 10002By MARK BLOCH, March 2025 A group show of objects and paintings called “Surroundings” at SPACE776 features seven youngish New York artists: Dasha Bazanova, Lise Ellingsen, Mary Tooley Parker, Sarah Fuhrman, Zak Vreeland, Chunbum Park, and Ryan Schroeder.

  • 2 months ago | whitehotmagazine.com | Mark Bloch

    “Modern Medieval”Shiri Mordechay and Pablo Garcia                                Ivy Brown GalleryJanuary 23-February 23, 2025By MARK BLOCH, February 2025Perhaps a bit Medieval, Pablo Garcia’s sculptural works also conjured up the later Baroque period, an era which was literally named after “a deformed pearl,”  when heavy-handed artists regularly overdid ornamentation on fluted, gilded, scalloped and molded surfaces.

  • Dec 27, 2024 | whitehotmagazine.com | Mark Bloch

    By MARK BLOCH, December, 20242024 has been the year of  the Surrealist Centennial. André Breton published his Surrealist Manifesto in 1924. I did not want this year to end without giving a shout out to, yes, Breton, but also to Mr. Kurt Seligmann who I would like to nominate to be the new King of Surrealism, pointing the way forward, as it enters its second century.

  • Dec 7, 2024 | whitehotmagazine.com | Mark Bloch

    Messages: Overt-CovertBill Pangburn, Renee Magnanti, Jose Camacho Paris Koh Fine Arts October 30th through November 30th, 2024Curated by Thalia VrachopoulosBy MARK BLOCH, December 2024This elegant show tells three art-maker’s stories, weaving tales by conveying coded missives to the viewer—and toward each other. They have done so with words, but also without them; direct and eye-catchingly, but also by hanging back a bit in the shadows, inviting closer readings.

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