“The Outline of Her Words”: Where Myth Meets Memory
Exploring the sculptures and symbols of Amy Bravo’s solo show TransmogrificationNOW! at Swivel Gallery.
When It Rains, It Pours: Queer Hilarity in “Vile Isle”
Justin Halle and Spencer Whale’s new play at The Tank follows a group of gay men at the end of the world.
Lucy Liu on Supporting Emerging Talents and Alternative Spaces
Clare Gemima interviews curator Lucy Liu about her recent show at Rachel Uffner and co-directorship of pop-up gallery Loft 121.
Diminishing (Lost Hair Clogs Drain)
At MoMA PS1, seven artists engage with reductive measures in the group exhibition Hard Ground. But is it possible to make nothing from something?
Bandaged Moments: In Conversation with Xiaojing Zhu
A Wuhan-born curator reflects on an apartment exhibition that deals with complicated domestic intimacy and dynamics.
Migration in Dialogue – Xenoduo
Collaborators Xinan Ran and Miguel Alejandro Castillo on TPS, the dehumanizing language in immigration questionnaires, and finding diasporic communities.
Motohiro Takeda’s Garden of Time
Takeda’s multimedia solo show, Something To Remember You By at Alison Bradley Projects, complicates material life cycles.
“Document, Document, Document”: Amber Maalouf Captures Wonder and Curiosity
A second-generation Chihuahuan photographer talks about ancestry, muses, and the art of the self-portrait.
Let Live, Let Art Speak: Jeanne Masel’s Vision for Social Change
Jeanne Masel, founder of ART FOR CHANGE, discusses curation and social awareness.
“Binary Equilibrium” Luxuriates in Polarity
A collaboration between the Korean Association of New York Artists (KANA) and Gallery Chang delves into philosophical history.
Seoyoung Kim’s Site Centers Empathy and Connectivity
From a basement warehouse to Cooper Park, international curator and artist Seoyoung Kim fosters connectivity in alternative spaces.
ABEG Makes Space for Queer and Trans African Communities
Through music, food, and art, the founders of ABEG weave together vibrant gatherings.
Michael Wang Challenges Visions of a Nuclear Future
Yellow Earth by Michael Wang presents the ethically ambiguous relationship between humans and uranium.
“I don’t have to be monolithically tied to one culture”: Angela Wei on her creative journey
"You have to take things into your own hands": Canadian artist and writer emphasizes seeing the positive in an otherwise stressful situation.
Baseball, Melodrama, and Public Perception: An Interview with Travis Stern
Cap Anson, Ty Cobb, and Babe Ruth took to the theater stage during their off-seasons to shape their public image.
Imperfect Destinations – In Dialogue With Ruoyi Shi
Chinese interdisciplinary artist discusses heritage, community-building, and diplomatic reciprocity.
Lost in Time: Serbian Filmmaker Returns to Once-Forgotten Memories
Forsaking the brutal, Emilija Gašič's 78 Days follows three sisters who filmed home videos during the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia.
Common Clauses in Artist Contracts: Red Flags and Necessities
A beginner's guide to artist contracts: common clauses, necessities, and red flags.
Serene and Grounded, Tony Huynh’s Paintings Depict Summertime Memories
A California-based painter explores his memory, feeling, and imagination in his solo show at Scroll NYC.