by Drew Martin The Frank Stella retrospective at the Whitney is an impressive fifth-floor-gallery-packed show that opens your eyes to a...

by Drew Martin Ed Snowden's last name is relevant to me in this day and age considering that we used to call the static of television ...

by Drew Martin A good friend invited me last minute to an art opening today that his girlfriend organized for Giuseppe Blasotta, an Ital...

by Drew Martin I had a very out of body experience on Friday at work, which may have had something to do with only having two hours sleep...

by Drew Martin Love Thy Neighbor is always interpreted as an open-armed, peaceful embrace but I have never heard objection to the premis...

by Drew Martin There is a big place in my heart for the Amish people, which has nothing to do with their direct religious belief and th...

by Drew Martin I recently watched two good movies about computer games. The first is Video Games: the Movie , produced by Zach Braff, a d...

by Drew Martin Dia:Beacon is one of the best places to contemplate some of the most important contemporary art. It has the space and soli...

by Drew Martin I just finished reading The Ungentlemanly Art: A History of American Political Cartoons , which is a fascinating look at...

by Drew Martin A couple years ago I looked into the url availability of periscope for a cartoon I did about a submarine but www.periscop...

by Drew Martin Earlier today, in a little more than an hour and a half, I got caught up on four decades of electronic music and the histo...

by Drew Martin If the museums you once knew as unhurried and contemplative spaces now feel overrun by shows for mass appeal and back-to-b...

by Drew Martin After painting a mural on an outside wall of my house last night, an act which included me toppling off my makeshift scaff...

by Drew Martin The Warhol in Pittsburgh is a great collection of paintings, drawings, film and video, and sculpture (Brillo boxes and flo...