Leilah Babirye on Reclaiming Her Queer Community
The sculptor discusses the power of reclaiming personal and cultural identity after being publicly outed and forced to flee her home country.
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Anne Wu on Chinatowns, Immigration, and the Unfinished
Sourcing stainless steel from her neighborhood in Flushing, the artist has created an immersive installation comprising architectural features that subtly evoke class, race, and cultural traditions.
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Em Kettner on Sculpting Disability, Dependency, and Court Jesters
The artist walks us through her show "Slow Poke" at François Ghebaly, Los Angeles.
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Frieda Toranzo Jaeger on Semiological Vandalism and Decolonial Futures
The Mexican painter walks us through her exhibition "The Perpetual Sense of Redness" at the Baltimore Museum of Art.
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Oren Pinhassi on Erotic Architecture and Sculpting with Sand
The sculptor walks us through his show "Lone and Level" at Helena Anrather.
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Emma Pryde on the Aesthetics of Innocence
The Wisconsin-based artist's current exhibition marks a turn not only to a new medium, but also toward Christian symbolism.
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Lucas Blalock on the Injury That Gave Rise to His Signature Style
The artist lost his thumb at Disney World as a child, and opted to replace it with his big toe. He calls this event "the prequel to, or maybe even the cause for" his cut-and-paste aesthetic.
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Skye Volmar on Maximalism, “Deflowering,” and Black Pubescence
Using a neon pallette and playful materials, the LA-based painter talks back to the images we associate with young girls.
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Will Sheldon on Tattoos, Painting, and Mall Art
I like that all you have to do is put a giant fairy into a painting, and suddenly it looks like mall art.
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