This article discusses Los Angeles-based artist Ed Ruscha’s “liquid” paintings, in which words are painted using food such as ketchup, beer, chocolate syrup, and water.

The article reviews the exhibition Jordan Wolfson: ‘Raspberry Poser’ at the gallery REDCAT in Los Angeles, California from December 2, 2012 – January 27, 2013.

The article discusses the artist group Dexter Sinister, formed by artists Stuart Bailey and David Reinfurt, and the duo’ initiative The Serving Library, an alternative publishing bookshop enterprise to spur information exchange and dissemination. Topics include the inspiration of philosopher Walter Benjamin, Dexter Sinister’s art archive website, and the increased writing by artists that accompanies, and is incorporated in, their work.

The article focuses on 2009 MTV's Best New Artist Stefani Germanotta, better known as Lady Gaga. Lady Gaga is the third artist to earn three number one hit singles from a debut album.Lady Gaga has been incessantly watched not only for her disco-and glam-rock melodies but also for her outrageous fashion.

The article presents the author's insights on various art exhibitions which has comparable curatorial strategies with that of “Free For All.” She notes that the exhibition at the Art Gallery of Alberta in March 2007 showcased 2,870 works by Edmonton artists but also received criticisms. The strategies employed is comparable with exhibitions presented in Eastern Canada such as “As much as possible given the time and space allotted,” by Rebecca Duclos and David K. Ross, “Instructions for a Members' Show,” by Scott Rogers, and “35 Days of Non-Organized Art,” by Eryn Foster. He stresses that the exhibitions had relevance in their comment on the particularities of Canadian institutions.