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WARP launches its new sculpture residency with artist Elaine Cameron-Weir. Developed in partnership with UAP, the progra...
10/10/2025

WARP launches its new sculpture residency with artist Elaine Cameron-Weir. Developed in partnership with UAP, the program connects artists with advanced fabrication tools and studio support. Cameron-Weir begins the series as its inaugural resident.

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Amid the noise of Armory and NYFW, Southern Guild’s booth became a site of stillness — a choreography of material and me...
10/09/2025

Amid the noise of Armory and NYFW, Southern Guild’s booth became a site of stillness — a choreography of material and memory. Works by Mmangaliso Nzuza, Amine El Gotaibi, Zanele Muholi, Zizipho Poswa, and Manyaku Mashilo spoke in quiet resonance, grounding spectacle in spirit.

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📸 Courtesy Southern Guild

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We can’t look away from Sasha Gordon’s latest paintings in ‘Haze’—her surreal, electrifying take on self-portraiture blu...
10/07/2025

We can’t look away from Sasha Gordon’s latest paintings in ‘Haze’—her surreal, electrifying take on self-portraiture blurs the line between comfort and unease. Through translucent layers of oil, Gordon renders herself in uncanny, intimate forms that urge us to confront the origins of identity and emotion.

🗓️ On view through November 1, 2025 at David Zwirner, New York ()
📸 Trance, 2025. Courtesy of David Zwirner

Next in ‘line’ — meet contributing writer Shreya Labh (), illustrated by Briana Sorkin ().Her practice moves between dan...
10/02/2025

Next in ‘line’ — meet contributing writer Shreya Labh (), illustrated by Briana Sorkin ().

Her practice moves between dance, music, and spirituality, grounded by a lineage of yoga and meditation practitioners. Shreya’s rhythm is fluid yet rooted, much like her Sag sun, Capricorn moon, and Cancer rising.

Today, Larry Bell () takes over Madison Square Park () with the largest public art project of his career. ‘Improvisation...
09/30/2025

Today, Larry Bell () takes over Madison Square Park () with the largest public art project of his career. ‘Improvisations in the Park’ takes shape across six massive glass sculptures, highlighting Bell’s mastery of light and space. Working with nature—weather, time, and season—the sculptures shift in color and reflectivity in constant flux, ensuring no two views are ever the same.

📍5th Ave & Madison Ave and 23rd st & 26th st
🗓️ Now through March 15, 2026

"As someone who has watched Richmond’s cultural landscape expand unevenly, I find this shift significant. The Branch isn...
09/30/2025

"As someone who has watched Richmond’s cultural landscape expand unevenly, I find this shift significant. The Branch isn’t erasing its past—it’s tilting it, asking what else can be seen from a new angle. Nguyen’s exhibition couldn’t be a better gesture. His silk works resist closure, resist categories, resist stillness."

this week centers around Vietnamese American artist Kenny Nguyen's solo show at The Branch Museum of Design () where his work "silk works resist closure, resist categories, resist stillness".

📍 Kenny Nguyen: Confluence
Now on view @ The Branch Museum of Design

Contributing writer Emma Gilhooly () reflects on her recent visit to the 36th Biennial in São Paulo (), curated by Bonav...
09/29/2025

Contributing writer Emma Gilhooly () reflects on her recent visit to the 36th Biennial in São Paulo (), curated by Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung (), where silence, resistance, and resilience persists through the noise.

From soil-saturated installations to the glitch beats of manguebeat culture and viral protest performances, the Biennial asked: What can be heard when we truly listen?

Calder Gardens () opens in Philly, blending the late artist's art with nature, and architecture. Our columnist Murph Phi...
09/26/2025

Calder Gardens () opens in Philly, blending the late artist's art with nature, and architecture. Our columnist Murph Phi shares his experience previewing the new space - what he calls "breakfast in paradise.

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Meet the ‘art currently’ team through line and form, captured by Brianna Sorkin’s () hand-drawn lens—starting with contr...
09/25/2025

Meet the ‘art currently’ team through line and form, captured by Brianna Sorkin’s () hand-drawn lens—starting with contributing writer V Jones. ✍️

A Virginia native with Philly roots, V’s practice moves between poetry, copy, and design. An Aquarius sun guided by music, conversation, and the outdoors.

The Museum In Spite of Everything () opens its doors with “No Boys allowed”, its inaugural exhibition.Here, sneaker hist...
09/18/2025

The Museum In Spite of Everything () opens its doors with “No Boys allowed”, its inaugural exhibition.

Here, sneaker history is framed through the female lens—set against a wash of pink and unapologetically feminine aesthetics. Each pair on view carries a story of grit, creativity, and legacy, spotlighting the women who, in spite of everything, shaped what’s next.

Now on view at 84 S 6TH ST, BK, NY — yes, boys are allowed!

📸: Blaise Cepis ()

Contributing writer Shreya Labh () gives us a rundown on COLLECTIBLE’s () exuberant return to New York and 2nd year at W...
09/15/2025

Contributing writer Shreya Labh () gives us a rundown on COLLECTIBLE’s () exuberant return to New York and 2nd year at WSA. Some key takeaways: "playfulness as a serious design language, from comically long forks to shadow-casting tables; deep respect for craftsmanship and materials in works of glass, metal, and textile; a sensitivity to cultural memory and migration; and an embrace of performance and immersion."

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