The Regarding Warhol exhibit at The Metropolitan Museum of Art is an exciting ode to the life and inspiration of renowned Artist Andy Warhol and a a tribute to the dialogue between artists across generations as influenced by his groundbreaking work.

A new photographic exhibit by artists E.V. Day and Kembra Pfahler at New York's The Hole gallery focuses on the French gardens made famous by Claude Monet's revered impressionist paintings.

Photographer Mick Rock has a great new series at CATM Chelsea Gallery. The "Man Who Shot the 70's" reaches into the archive of his own iconic photography and tinkers with them using several modern techniques. The result is a series of raw photo-art that explodes with energy while clearly stating his ownership of rock-and-roll photography genre.

Among artists, paper as a medium of expression often finds itself second to the more popular mediums of sculpture and painting, even though its primary role is to capture an artist's initial ideas.  Meanwhile, paper's responsiveness and intuitive form have enabled countless artists throughout the centuries.  To reflect on paper's role in the arts, NYU's 80WSE Galleries presents Papertails, an exhibit curated by Kiki Smith and Valerie Hammond. 

Steven Sebring's career as a photographer has brought him close to some of the world's most influential artists and poets.  For a new exhibition at Milk Studios, the photographer looks back at some of his own personal favorites in a selection of portraits entitled Illumination: Who are poets.

Ryan McGinley and Stanley Whitney are both artists represented by TEAM Gallery. Their work was recently presented together in Team’s  booth at Art Basel Miami and both Stanley and Ryan will have solo shows at the gallery in 2010. The artists interviewed each other via email for FutureClaw.