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Artist Dash Snow Profiled in 'Moments Like This Never Last' Trailer

Being free, to Dash, was everything. Utopia Media has debuted an official trailer for a documentary called Moments Like This Never Last, a profile of the New York artist Dash Snow. Directed by photographer Cheryl Dunn, this first premiered last year at DOC NYC and is getting a small theatrical release (in NY & LA) next month. Snow rejected a life of privilege to make his own way as an artist on the streets of downtown New York City in the late 1990s. Developing from a notorious graffiti tagger into an international art star, he documented his drug- and alcohol-fueled nights with the surrogate family he formed with friends and fellow artists Ryan McGinley and Dan Colen before his death by heroin overdose in 2009. Drawing from Snow s unforgettable body of work and involving archival footage, Cheryl Dunn s exceptional portrait captures his all-too-brief life of reckless excess and creativity. Also featuring artist Dan Colen, art dealer Jeffrey Deitch, filmmaker Larry Clark, curato

Marilyn Minter On Overcoming Censorship and Bringing Back Pubic Hair

Juxtapoz Magazine - Inside Out: Art in Real Life in the Coachella Valley

Andrew Berardini on Desert X 2021 - Artforum International

Eduardo Sarabia, The Passenger, 2021. All photos: Lance Gerber. ON OUR LONG DRIVE through the desert of the Coachella Valley chasing the artworks and installations of Desert X 2021, my fifteen-year-old daughter and I drove past the El Dorado Estates. Scrubby bushes in the pale-brown soil stretched back into the vast and vacant desert behind a cinderblock wall advertising the never-realized development named after the elusive, imaginary city of gold. In the hundred miles we spent crisscrossing the desert, we passed through the shimmering black cells of solar farms and clusters of rusty corrugated shacks, past plastic-surgery centers and boarded-up resorts boasting hot springs and air-conditioned rooms near faded tract houses ablaze with Trump signs. All this just a short jaunt from chic shopping districts flying rainbow pride flags and selling mid-century furniture in upscale boutiques, their glass walls reflecting back hard blue sky and distant snowcapped mountains visible from ev

Looking for Art to See While Social Distancing? Here Are 5 Memorable Works at the Latest Edition of Desert X

Looking for Art to See While Social Distancing? Here Are 5 Memorable Works at the Latest Edition of Desert X Among the themes artists are addressing in this year s show are mass migration and climate change. April 27, 2021 Installation view of Nicholas Galanin s Never Forget. Photo courtesy of Lance Gerber, Nicholas Galanin, and Desert X. Now in its third edition, Desert X, the outdoor exhibition in the Coachella Valley of California, features 12 site-specific projects by international artists addressing themes of mass immigration, human rights, environmental catastrophe, and more. The show, which is on view through May 16 and is curated by Neville Wakefield and César García-Alvarez, is free to the public (though some works require free timed tickets, which are available through the Desert X website).