Access, knowledge exchange, ecological renewal and the anthropocene: there is much to look forward to this spring and summer in..
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The LGBTQ movement and environmentalism are inspired and driven by a vision of sustainability, whether it be more sustainable social,..
With a series of events commemorating the space’s ten-year anniversary, Centre for Contemporary Art Lagos (CCA Lagos) recently presented “Connecting Deep” by artist Ngozi Omeje.
Earth has been feeling especially small and dark lately. Perhaps it’s just the days getting shorter. Or maybe it’s the..
Jenna Crowder examines Aliza Shvarts’s extensive retrospective at Artspace New Haven, considering how the artist manipulates the language of rage in order to lift it from the margins.
Merve Bedir considers Dwell in Other Futures: Art / Urbanism / Midwest, a two-day art and ideas festival that explored the collisions of race, urbanism, and futurism, providing a platform for alternate visions of St. Louis to come. Organized by Gavin Kroeber, Tim Portlock, and Rebecca Wanzo, the festival asked the questions of “how images of the future shape the city in the present,” and “what competing futures are emerging in the urban fabric.”
A LONE, a city-wide exhibition of video and visual art installations presented by Vignettes and Gramma Poetry in Seattle, seeks to inspire and provoke questions about what it means to be alone, to feel lonely, and to find a home within the cities we love, and leave.
Sandra Erbacher explores the interconnections between corporate bureaucracy and fascism through two companion exhibitions in Portland, Maine – Geometry of Oppression at SPACE and TIIC at Border Patrol.