Paul Mendez’s Rainbow Milk

By Tony Leuzzi

MARCH 2021 | Books

Distinguished by its gritty realism, Rainbow Milk is among the more convincing debuts I have read in years.

Bob Witz: Milk Made

By Robert C. Morgan

MAR 2020 | ArtSeen

As a recent take on sculpture, these unnamed works go beyond the scope of traditional form as we know it. Something else has gotten in the way, producing another system of perception, a heightened material perception offering a radical sensory revision of form.

Steeped in Spilled Milk pt.2

By Dana Notine

JUNE 2022 | ArtSeen

Steeped is defiant and elegant in its selection of varied media, united by simultaneous delicacy and strength; a complex and individualized breed of alterity riddled with conflicting experiences of both pleasure and pain, love and hatred, danger and desire.

Now You See It. Now You Don’t.

By Harry George

JUNE 2022 | Critics Page

Disappearance in the context of conjuring includes close-up magic, parlor magic, and stage magic. Close-up magicians, at a bar or table for example, are always vanishing coins, cards, cigarettes or handkerchiefs; in the bigger venue of the parlor (for example a magician performing in the family room at a child’s birthday party) they might be vanishing a glass of milk or a dove or rabbit; and, on a stage, they are famously able to vanish their traditionally female assistant, but now and then they vanish something even larger, like an elephant or the Statue of Liberty.