Tom Teicholz is a Contributor at Forbes. He specializes in art dealing, fine art, digital art, urban art, street art, as well as home and garden, house design, and interior design. Tom's work has been featured in Forbes and Alta Journal.
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Tom's coverage predominantly focuses on local entertainment, art, and cultural events in California. He seems to have a penchant for event coverage and profile features related to art, dance, music, and cultural events. If you aim to reach out effectively to Tom Teicholz, consider offering unique angles or exclusive access regarding local artists or upcoming events in the California entertainment scene. Additionally, providing insights into emerging trends in the art and entertainment industry within this geographic area could be of interest to him.
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Whenever I go to New York, I am always interested to see what Uffner Liu is showing. It was there that I first saw the work of Hilary Pecis, and it
Sprüth Magers New York has organized a wonderful exhibit, Echoes and Evolutions: Nancy Holt’s Sun Tunnels, exploring Holt’s most famous work
Halloween is perfect timing for the debut of Matthew Rolston’s Vanitas: The Palermo Portraits, a decade-long project made in the Capuchin Crypt in Palermo, Italy.
Two remarkable art exhibitions open this week in Los Angeles, Monuments at MOCA's Geffen Contemporary and at The Brick gallery, and Draw Them
Over the last few years, I've seen a number of excellent exhibitions of prints by American artists (or US-based artists) from the second half of
Made in LA 2025 , the seventh edition of the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles' biennial, on view until March 1, 2026 is an exhibition that takes several visits to fully appreciate.
By: Tom Teicholz
Forever Rauschenberg: Gemini G.E.L. Celebrates The 100th Anniversary Of Robert Rauschenberg’s Birth with an exhibition of forty years of work together
By: Tom Teicholz
Nir Hod's stunning paintings at Michael Kohn Gallery; R. Crumb's latest comix art at David Zwirnter; and a Sotheby's auction of LA Philanthropist Geri Brawerman's art
Standing in a modernist home designed by architect Scott Mitchell of Scott Mitchell Studio in the Hollywood Hills, as I did recently, you feel calm, almost serene. The materials, primarily concrete, wood, and glass give both a feeling of solidity and a lightness because of the windows, views, and the way the indoors is activated by the outdoors. Mitchell's spaces seem minimalist (although the size of the homes are often maximalist).
While in Rio de Janeiro on the occasion of the recent Earthshot Prize, I visited The Lumisphere Experience , an immersive environment of
