Metaphorical Births and Exorcisms with Elizabeth Glaessner
A studio visit with the Brooklyn-based artist on the occasion of her solo show at P·P·O·W, Running Water.
“Army of Love”: An Interview with Patricia Cronin
On the occasion of her current show at CHART, Cronin discusses the power of Aphrodite and subverting accepted historical narratives.
Standouts at The Armory Show 2025
Carceral critiques to Midwestern queer spaces: five booths that stand out amid the noise.
Privacy, Labor, and the Myth of the Copy with Emma Safir
Unfolding the impossible desire to replicate and touch through layered image-making, transformed materials, and digital and physical labor.
Where Cruelty Is a Waste of Pain
Berlinde De Bruyckere’s Khorós at Bozar casts a haunting spell of myth-made flesh.
No Silence Will Ever Protect You*
On Laia Estruch’s HELLO EVERYONE at the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía.
Gisela McDaniel on Painting as a Communal Process
McDaniel’s mixed-media pieces examine the effects of sexual and political violence.
Illuminating Queerness through Haze and Shadow
Two San Francisco shows render intimacy and identity more clearly by turning up the opacity.
Through the Flowers
At MIT List Visual Arts Center, Elif Saydam explores urban eros in miniature.
Daniel Giordano’s Praxis of Excess
Opening a site-specific installation for Upstate Art Weekend, the Newburgh-based sculptor sees red in The Green Lodge’s leafy idyll.
In Conversation with Ceirra Evans
The native Kentucky painter reflects on her current artmaking process and how it reflects her local climate and its impact.
The Engrossing Psychology of Ophelia Arc
The artist’s solo show, The Natal Lacuna, prioritizes a deeply psychological and feminine perspective of her past.
On a Field of Wild Glyphs
The 2024–25 Al Held Archives Fellow examines the mutability of linguistic signs and painterly abstraction.
Cosmic Bodies, Collective Futures: In Conversation with Tanya Aguiñiga
With tenderness and urgency, Weighted at albertz benda NY reclaims craft as a site of resistance and connection.
Dylan Rose Rheingold Unlocks Our Core Memories
In Dylan Rose Rheingold’s The Blueprint at Ward Gallery, the artist reignites childhood nostalgia and play.
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.