Author: Aaron Nunez
Aaron Nunez
Aaron is an art writer and critic based in New York whose writing focuses on contemporary painting, sculpture, and the increasingly strange ecosystem of commercial galleries. He is particularly interested in emerging artists and the ways exhibitions reflect larger shifts in culture, taste, and the art market. He contributes regularly to ArtDigger.net, where his reviews tend to be direct, detail-oriented, and occasionally suspicious of anything described as “immersive.”
Ralph Eugene Cahoon Jr. (American 1910-1982), “PB 50 Palm Beach Galleries”, oil on masonite. Hung in Camp Deerlands at Whitney Park. Photo courtesy of Blanchard’s Auction Service Boats, bears and busts of bucks are traveling…
BMW Korea will present an immersive exhibition space created in collaboration with Lee Kang So, a pioneer of Korean experimental art, at the global art fair Frieze Seoul 2026. BMW Korea announced on August 27…
Join us at Aperture for a special conversation between Anshika Varma from Offset Projects and Russet Lederman and Olga Yatskevich from 10×10 Photobooks, as they discuss the independent publishing scene spanning from New Delhi to…
Yayoi Kusama, born in Matsumoto, Japan, in 1929, had an unhappy childhood marked by hallucinations that she channeled into her art. Rejecting her conservative upbringing, she left Japan for New York in 1958, where her…