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07/07/2025

Clarence James () paints with purpose—each stroke a statement, each canvas a call to remember.

From reimagined African symbolism to untold American narratives, James' work pulses with protest, presence, and power. Now showing at Pendry Hotel, and across cities like NYC, LA, and DC—where the canvas becomes revolution.

02/07/2025

.art: a mission-driven engagement nestled in a nook of northwestern Massachusetts.

Quirky, quaint, and handpicked—TOURISTS hosted the inaugural programming along State Road in North Adams, like a dinner party thrown by your friend’s obscure coworker… the one you didn't expect to love.

With sensory hits from Chef Mina Stone, in-house DJ April Hunt, and LODGE Talks featuring voices from some of the country’s most forward-thinking museums and institutions—this was no ordinary art fair.

24/06/2025

Let your mind run wild at Ming Fay’s solo exhibition in Boston—ripe cherries, swirling seeds, and crooked wishbones that bloom into memory and imagination. This isn’t just an exhibit, it’s an invitation to wonder at the .

Visit Ming Fay: Edge of the Garden from the end of June until the end of September!

23/06/2025

Hope is a dangerous thing—and it’s waiting for you at .

Seven artists come together, blending personal stories and pop culture into one bold, vulnerable, and theatrical experience inspired by Lana Del Rey’s Norman Fu***ng Rockwell! From June 6 to July 12, dive into a shared landscape that celebrates the discomfort of being seen and the power of raw honesty.

Come see the work that’s ambitious, emotional, and unapologetically real - curated by

18/06/2025

‘Currents’ at reimagines Southern identity through the fluid lens of heritage, migration and myth told by 16 powerful voices shaping the region’s evolving story.

“Through work that emphasizes movement, journey, mapping, exchange and transference, the exhibition complicates notions of Southern identity as something static or unitary, instead viewing it as a confluence of various currents, constantly in motion, made and remade in relation to what came before.”

See the full story in our bio.

17/06/2025

Dan Colen’s Sky High Farm Biennial () returns to Germantown with TREES NEVER END AND HOUSES NEVER END—a site-specific exhibition blurring the lines between art, agriculture, and intimacy. Set in a former apple cold storage warehouse along the Hudson River, the show features over 50 artists including Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Tschabalala Self, and Rirkrit Tiravanija, each responding to the farm’s mission of care, community, and connection.

The Biennial becomes more than a show—it's a space for presence, memory, and new ways of seeing.

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12/06/2025

Trecy Wuattier’s (.wuattier) evolving photography practice draws from fashion, portraiture, and street photography to reframe how we see athletes—blending visual storytelling with emotional depth. Through intimate imagery, she explores identity, community, and resilience within the high-performance world of sports.

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12/06/2025

New exhibition “Roman Meal" by Kathleen Ryan () is now open at Davies Street, London.

Known for turning the strange into eye catching displays, Ryan’s work blurs the line between beauty and decay—rotting food sculpted from thousands of rhinestones and gems.

Her first solo debut features two large-scale pieces: “Sliced Bread (Golden Hour),” a moldy slice leaning against the wall, and “Fender Bender,” a pair of jeweled lemon wedges resting against each other.

Kathleen Ryan, “Sliced Bread (Golden Hour),” 2025 © Kathleen Ryan. Photo: Maris Hutchinson

02/06/2025

Marie Chloè-Duval’s (.art) MFA exhibition at the New York Studio School uses layered oil paintings to explore societal structures, blending abstraction and figuration to critique norms, reveal tensions, and suggest hope within a fragmented, fast-paced world.

For this week’s edition of Art Militant we focus on the evolution of thought behind international painter and recent graduate of The School, Marie Chloè-Duval’s oil paintings.

29/05/2025

As Ronchini () bids farewell to its beloved 22 Dering Street location after 13 years, new works by Jacob
Hashimoto in a solo exhibition Analog Death, etc. offers a fitting tribute: a nuanced response to contemporary events.

The gallery will reopen in a new Mayfair space this autumn.

Read all about the show at artcurrently.com

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