Morrissey’s 2015 “Message” For America…Is From 2005 

This site is Free & Ad-Free! If you find this piece worthwhile, please donate via PayPal to support it & independent Art writing. You can also support it by buying Art & books! Details at the end. Thank you. Written & Photographed by Kenn Sava Those who love Morrissey’s music are almost certain to have […]

Highlights of the 2022 Whitney Biennial: Matt Connors

Written & Photographed by Kenn Sava There I was, wandering the 5th Floor of the Whitney Museum on my first visit to the 2022 Biennial edition, filled with my usual trepidation, when about 10 minutes in I discovered Matt Connors. I was immediately captivated. He was generously given parts of 2 walls and I came away feeling that […]

Jasper Johns: Contemporary Art Begins Here

Written & Photographed by Kenn Sava (except *) Art in NYC, 2021, Part 1- Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns. Or is it Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg? Who came first? Mr. Johns said, Mr. Rauschenberg “was the first person I knew who was a real artist (i.e. a working artist)1.” At the time, Jasper Johns […]

NoteWorthy Music Book, 2021- Paul McCartney: The Lyrics

Written & Photographed by Kenn Sava Having looked at NoteWorthy PhotoBooks of 2021 and NoteWorthy Art Books of 2021, no discussion of NoteWorthy Books on the Arts published in 2021 would be complete without a look at Paul McCartney: The Lyrics, one of the most important Music-related books published this century. Having spent the early […]

Vida Americana: Revolutionizing American Art

Written & Photographed by Kenn Sava The museums and galleries will reopen. Exactly when that will be in NYC is unknown at moment. Near the end of the voluminous list of unfortunate and tragic occurrences resulting from the pandemic in NYC is that the Year in Art shows, 2020, had gotten off to an exceptionally […]

Harry Gruyaert- In Living Color

Written & Photographed by Kenn Sava (except *) Harry Gruyaert is one of any number of very fine European Photographers who are much better known at home than they are here. A good many of them have had long, accomplished, careers, and achieved substantial recognition on the other side of the pond. Here, in the USA, […]

What The Met Is Wearing To It’s Gala

“I would go out tonight But I haven’t got a stitch to wear”* Sorry. I care not one iota for “celebrities,” but I do care deeply about my second home, 1000 Fifth Avenue, NYC, aka The Metropolitan Museum of Art. So, while the rest of the world is ooohhhhinng and ahhhhhing over who’s wearing what […]

Chris Ware-“The World’s Smartest Cartoonist”

Chris Ware has been universally respected among his fellow Cartoonists & Graphic Novelists for quite some time. At this point, it’s becoming relevant to consider his place among ALL his peers, including the all-time legends. Now, he has made that a much easier thing to assess with the release of his new book, Monograph, a […]