The Siren Song of Cultural Diplomacy
Jasmina Cibic discusses transnational solidarity, ritual as artistic practice, and historical readymades.
Speculative Ecologies and Sacred Grief
Michelle Ruiz interviews Elsa Muñoz and how her exhibition, Botánica Apokalíptica, inaugurates Pecha Projects with eco-mystic hope.
“Becoming Ghost” with Cathy Linh Che
Che’s latest collection of poems looks at the American myth-making that shaped public memory of the Vietnam War.
Moments of Muscle Memory
Kang Seung Lee discusses regeneration, queer kinship, and the paradox of pleasure and pain.
Memory as Medium: A Conversation with Dominique Fung
Now one of the art world’s rising stars, Dominique Fung returns home for her first Hong Kong show at MASSIMODECARLO.
Yetunde Sapp Uncovers Unsung Labor in American Music
An artist uncovers archival family histories and American music legends.
Envisioning Breath: Recording Air Pollution Through Clay Forms
Ceramic works visually represent data corresponding to air quality, poverty, and health disparities across New York City neighborhoods.
Migration in Dialogue – Becky Ho
The actor shares, “Literal blood, sweat, and tears went into this visa.”
Art at a Time Like This: “A Cycle of Renewing Energy”
Co-founders Barbara Pollack and Anne Verhallen talk about the non-profit’s 5-year anniversary and where they’re headed next.
Coralina Rodriguez Meyer on Reclaiming Memory
A space transformed explores the womb, Indigenous knowledge systems, and BIPOC bodies within the American medical complex.
Beyond the Loop: “Strata” Simulates the Infinite
Adrian Yu and Omer Yosef unveil a dynamic public art installation in front of Mesa City Hall.
When the Ghost Enters the Wood: In Conversation with Raul De Lara
The artist reflects on his solo exhibition at SCAD Museum, DACA status, and finding courage amid political uncertainty.
Kaveri Raina Delves Into Submerged Kingdoms and Elusive Narratives
The artist’s recent body of work offers an evocative glimpse into worlds shaped by memory, myth, and imagination.
An Interview with Sámi Artist Anders Sunna
“I think of painting as a kind of lure”: Sunna on the mitigative and expository qualities of art.
The Flowers That Connect Us
Layo Bright’s solo show Invasive Blooms at Montclair University explores the power of personal narratives and matrilineal heritage.
Robin F. Williams on Sustainability and Calling People In
The Brooklyn-based painter discusses Artists Commit and collective organizing.
The “Man with AI Movie Camera,” Dan Sickles
From DPOP Studios comes a foray into the intersection between generative AI and film, reimagining Dziga Vertov's iconic work in the age of AI technology.
Inventing a Language of Love and Peace: Conversation with Sasha Skochilenko
Russian artist and dissident discusses the power of humor, music, and solidarity.
The Archive as a Starting Point
Visual artist Paulina Freifeld discusses the role of the archive in her paintings, the influence of film, and her current show.