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Timothy Lai: Painted Syncopation
Timothy Lai's paintings are constructed like a dream. While looking at them, I often find myself quite transfixed with the idea that faces sort of drift in and out of the works, that the animals seem
July 15, 2024
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Joy Yamusangie: Primary Colors
Joy Yamusangie is an artist who knows how to harness the essentials. Their artwork that we see today has evolved from a practice in which they would stare into a mirror and draw lines that outlined t
July 08, 2024
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Eric Yahnker: The Serious Side of a Joke
There’s a game I like to play where I try to link a musician and an artist whose careers, styles, or personas echo each other. Here’s some easy ones: Louise Bourgeois is Patti Smith, FUTURA is Su
July 01, 2024
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Nehemiah Cisneros: Legend of a Wicked City
What captures you at first is the density of information. On each canvas, you are immersed in an imagination that is devouring every detail of the subconscious and attempting to make each painting an
June 24, 2024
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rafa esparza: A Sense of Generosity
Something I couldn’t stop thinking about from my conversation with rafa esparza is that art is truly healing. Sometimes it's hard to evaluate and measure the impact. There is no real data on the vi
June 17, 2024
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Ivy Haldeman: Notions of Slippage
One of the things I love about Ivy Haldeman is the way she lets you know that the world isn't quite what it seems. Everything is recognizable as you try to figure out why something out of context fee
June 10, 2024
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Noelia Towers: Empathy and Enlightenment
A successful short story may be a writer’s greatest challenge. There’s no space for meandering, verbose flourishes, a cast of characters, and the landing has to stick. Only a confident voice can
June 03, 2024
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Katherine Bernhardt: Everlasting Butter
Refreshment is rare at an art fair, until you round a corner and meet an instantly recognizable Pink Panther in the shower, an oozy E.T., or a colorfield of Crocs. Like running into your coolest frie
May 28, 2024
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Bony Ramirez: Cutthroat
At one point in our conversation, Bony Ramirez referred to his work as "cutthroat,” and I kind of fell in love with the word as soon as he uttered it. As I let it linger in my mind, it began to dan
April 22, 2024
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The SPRING 2024 Cover Story: Trapped in Light with Christian Rex van Minnen
We arrive at things from the inside out, from within our experience to everything outside of it. The wonderful thing about Christian Rex van Minnen and other great artists like him is a conviction th
April 15, 2024
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Deng “Demo” Shiqing: The People Listener
Whether in-person or in the movies, Deng “Demo” Shiqing has a habit of listening to other people’s conversations. A recent viewing of Emerald Fennell’s black-comedy thriller Saltburn echoes t
April 09, 2024
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The Past, Present and Future of Jameson Green
Freedom is a term we often use when trying to explain the essence of a good painter, or a good artist in general; that they show a sense of freedom, of an originality that makes their art feel fresh,
April 01, 2024
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