I can hardly believe it's been eight full months since I last posted something, but then the year sort of got away from me. Especially...

Thanks to funding from the Tremaine Foundation, I was able to travel extensively with my friend & colleague Ramón Castillo through Chiloé...

Even as a longtime fan of Gabriel de la Mora's work, I wasn't expecting his last show to be as powerful & riveting as it turned out....

As many of my friends & colleagues already know, in late 2018 I signed the lease on a beautiful former law library on the 3rd floor of...

New Orleans contains a lot of powerful memories for me, most of them pleasurable but others quite painful, and it's impossible to open...

It's my fifth day in New Orleans, and really the first moment available for reflection. Since I arrived last Friday I've been slowly...

This painting from the National Museum of Fine Arts Collection in Mexico City, has been haunting me ever since I first saw it last month....

Visiting art galleries & museums is an essential part of the work I do, but it's also work that's fully self-monitored, so years ago I...

Although the two giant murals by Diego Rivera that flank this massive work in the Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City are better-known...

I'd been in Chelsea for a couple of hours, making my way steadily from one gallery to the next, when I noticed two things at once: a...

Because I see so many exhibitions of Latin American art, and because I've decided to devote a section of my blog to covering it as a...

This is the week that I officially launched the website, and now that I have this extraordinary tool/platform/medium at my complete...

One part of keeping a blog should be as a repository for those bits of writing that don't correspond to a formal subject, but function...

As a self-styled art worker, I love this time of the year, mostly because watching almost the entire gallery system put itself into a...