You Know You’ve Seen Me Somewhere: Catalina Schliebener Muñoz
Muñoz’s new show at Olympia investigates nostalgia and American soft power through the looking glass of popular culture.
Z.T. Nguyen: “Facts Are Bigger In The Dark”
The artist’s solo exhibition mythologizes transience, desire, pain, and what it means to be on the precipice of something.
Seeing Time: Alicja Kwade’s Clockwork
The artist’s current solo exhibition at Pace interrogates the constructed nature of time and space, emphasizing fluidity and phenomenology.
Zoé Blue M.: Girls Just Want to Play and Bathe
The artist transports us into her table tennis bathhouse at Jeffrey Deitch, a land of radical feminine joy and community.
Faded Figures in a Greenpoint Window
Hoda Kashiha invites intimate interaction at episode gallery.
Gregory Kalliche’s “Anvil”: a Digital Gesamtkunstwerk
Anvil, before anything else, is a delicate portrait of perseverance at a time when being crushed feels inevitable.
Against All Odds
Moffat Takadiwa’s current solo exhibition, Second Life, is an ode to transformation and transcendence.
Claudia Hart’s Rhythms of Deferral and Renewal
Claudia Hart’s newest solo exhibition offers profundity and transcendence in an era of speed and distraction.
Unmaking the City
Demolition becomes a generative force in Jackie Castillo’s new exhibition at the ICA LA, Through the Descent, Like the Return.
Standout Booths at Frieze 2025
Frieze 2025 had its spectacles, but the most urgent works were grounded, exacting, and unwilling to play nice.
Standout Booths at the Independent Art Fair 2025
Independent’s sixteenth iteration hits New York—here are five booths to watch.
Review: “Sehnsucht (Longing)” at YveYANG Gallery
Sehnsucht, at its core, is a complex mix of longing, yearning, and craving for something unattainable or ideal.
Jan Dickey: “The High Collapse”
A solo exhibition at 5-50 Gallery compresses time, accelerating natural cycles from decay to fertile ground.
The Land and Its Shadow
Teresa Baker’s solo exhibition ruminates on the experience and memory of landscape through its inextricable ties to modern artificiality.
The Heart of “Metropoli”
Metropoli navigates the complexities of urban life across two cities.
From Surfing to Sinking in the Internet: Yehwan Song
The solo exhibition Are We Still (Surfing)? subverts technology to reflect on our digital habits.