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Leah Dixon discusses CAPITOL BABYLON: The Narrative Falsehood of the Static Monument at Trotter&Sholer

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Artist Leah Dixon delves into the meaning & methods of her long-term sculptural performance CAPITOL BABYLON: The Narrative Falsehood of the Static Monument at Trotter&Sholer […]

Gendered power dynamics, social pressures, & group think: Xenobe Purvis on her debut novel THE HOUNDING

April 15, 2026 0

Writer and literary researcher Xenobe Purvis in conversation with Isabelle Sakelaris about her debut novel THE HOUNDING […]

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The tensions between geometric & organic forms: Debbi Kenote discusses her solo show NO PLACE OUT OF THE WIND at Cristin Tierney Gallery

April 9, 2026 0

An interview with Debbie Kenote about her solo exhibition No place out of the wind, which continues her exploration of shaped painting as both image and object […]

Exhibition Feature – Generation Z at Underdonk Gallery

April 2, 2026 0

Underdonk is pleased to present Generation Z, a salon-style group show of 25 artists working in the expanded field of painting. These young artists, born between 1997 and 2008, are digital natives […]

Experimental composer Daedelus & musicologist Brian Baumbusch discuss ASTERISM, an innovative interactive music project

March 26, 2026 0

Asterism is a collaborative project between skewed beatmaker Daedelus, experimental drummer/producer Dan Drohan, and technological boundary-pushing label Holography Records […]

Claudia Bitrán on her exhibition TITANIC, A DEEP EMOTION

March 17, 2026 0

Artist Claudia Bitrán discusses TITANIC, A DEEP EMOTION, a highly collaborative solo exhibition, installation, and film, up through March 28 at Cristin Tierney Gallery in New York […]

GORDON MASSMAN’s shameless confessions of the human psyche

March 9, 2026 0

Painter and poet Gordon Massman discusses his kinetically violent and passionate approach to painting, along with his expansion from writing into visual work to better express broader, vaguer ideas than language can alone […]

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kathy wu discusses their debut book SHE WILL LAST AS LONG AS STONES

February 25, 2026 0

Photo by Jonathan Karp kathy wu is an artist, poet, designer, and educator working across language, computation, books, and fiber. They currently teach at RISD Graphic Design. Her debut book, She Will Last as Long […]

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The roles of language in ritual & tradition: Anne Waldman on her new book MESOPOTOPIA

February 11, 2026 0

Poet, professor, performer, librettist and cultural activist Anne Waldman is the author, most recently of Mesopotopia, (Penguin, 2025), and Archivist Scissors (Staircase Books, 2025). The Grammy-nominated opera / movie Black Lodge, with music by composer David […]

Arilès de Tizi’s explorations of exile, migration, & memory

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Arilès de Tizi is a multidisciplinary visual artist whose practice explores exile, migration, memory, and the reimagining of identity across cultures. His work moves between painting, photography, installation, film, and digital media, forging a visual […]

Techno-pop shapeshifter SAM QUEALY chats about her new album JAWBREAKER

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Sam Quealy is a fearless creative chameleon—singer, songwriter, dancer, rapper, and performance artist. Known for her unhinged tracks and magnetic, almost otherworldly aura, she leaves audiences unable to forget her. With the look of a […]

Suffer the Children – MS. RACHEL showcases drawings by Palestinian refugee children in COLORS THAT SURVIVED at Caelum Gallery

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Almost anyone with children (or grandchildren, or young nieces and nephews) is intimately familiar with educator and advocate Rachel Anne Accurso, known professionally as Ms. Rachel. For anyone who cares for children, she’s a wholesome […]

A kind of “exquisite corpse” project in which comedians provide […]

Leah Dixon discusses CAPITOL BABYLON: The Narrative Falsehood of the Static Monument at Trotter&Sholer

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Gendered power dynamics, social pressures, & group think: Xenobe Purvis on her debut novel THE HOUNDING

The tensions between geometric & organic forms: Debbi Kenote discusses her solo show NO PLACE OUT OF THE WIND at Cristin Tierney Gallery

Exhibition Feature – Generation Z at Underdonk Gallery

Experimental composer Daedelus & musicologist Brian Baumbusch discuss ASTERISM, an innovative interactive music project

Claudia Bitrán on her exhibition TITANIC, A DEEP EMOTION

GORDON MASSMAN’s shameless confessions of the human psyche

kathy wu discusses their debut book SHE WILL LAST AS LONG AS STONES

The roles of language in ritual & tradition: Anne Waldman on her new book MESOPOTOPIA

Arilès de Tizi’s explorations of exile, migration, & memory

Techno-pop shapeshifter SAM QUEALY chats about her new album JAWBREAKER

Suffer the Children – MS. RACHEL showcases drawings by Palestinian refugee children in COLORS THAT SURVIVED at Caelum Gallery

Celebrating Intergenerational Collaborations in the Arts

Singer, songwriter, musician, and producer Sylvia Black on her new album SHADOWTIME

When Heartbeats Become Art: Artists Using Real-Time Biometric Data in Gallery Installations

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