The founder of 99Canal speaks on community building, alternative spaces, and artists supporting artists.

The walls of emotional comfort and psychological safety come tumbling down in The Bed Sitting Room at LOMEX.

At Sprüth Magers, group exhibition Horror follows fear from a lived to an aesthetic experience.

Talisman explores the human desire for enchantment through the tangible and the mystical.

Thread Count at The Hole goes above and beyond, even its own framework.

Standout exhibitions in New York City and beyond.

The Mexico-based art magazine Artes Visuales materializes into an exhibition at Hunter College’s Leubsdorf Gallery. 

Echo Delay Reverb at Palais de Tokyo explores Transatlantic dialogues between artists and scholars in pursuit of subversive queer and feminist politics.

Obsesión! Labor as Pleasure asks the harder questions without abandoning delight.

Gonzales-Day discusses how his research on and experimentation with photography unpacks historical erasure, racial terror, and queer visibility.

An inaugural group exhibition for Alyssa Davis Gallery’s new location. 

The artist discusses her practice and ongoing series, Threads of Freedom, on view at L’Space’s current exhibition.

In an uncertain market, the Affordable Art Fair adopts new strategies to create community.

Standout exhibitions in New York City and beyond.

Unpacked commodities and affective arrangement at Spielzeug.

Heidi Bucher, Hana Miletić, and Rachel Whiteread create a dialogue of time, memory, and nostalgia through architectural sculpture and textile craft. 

Aineki Traverso, Nkechi Ebubedike, and Shiri Mordechay confront violence, desire, and the fractured body.

Carceral critiques to Midwestern queer spaces: five booths that stand out amid the noise.

In Louise Bonnet and Elizabeth King’s dual exhibition, a karmic regression of bodies is shown through figurative intricacies.

Narrative, vernacular, and the unknown at Ricco/Maresca.