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Jason and the Adventure of 254
Everything we experience, from a debilitating medical condition to a sporting event we watch, shapes who we are and will become.
Marck - Marck’s Playground
Seeing these video works in person was absolutely better than watching a clip on social media but two things let me down.
Jess Allen - This Is Now
The ambiguous shadow compositions tell me more about myself than they do about the painting.
Rob Lyon - Temenos
These works make me feel like I’m walking through a field while also floating above it.
Patrick Goddard - Home Invasion
“I have a shed. And in that shed is a model. Come. Join me.” — Whoopsie
When Forms Come Alive
A funny thing happens when you fill an institution with large, abstract sculptures…
Majid Fathizadeh - Ideologues of the Game and Other Seekers of the End
It’s hard to shut out empathy when you can still smell the oils on canvasses depicting human misery.
Kenji Lim - Spend Time Not Thinking About Tomorrow
Whatever “it” is, Kenji Lim has figured it out.
Bloomberg New Contemporaries
Exceptional work from 55 emerging and early career artists. So why did the show make me so lonely?
Viltė Fuller - Corporate Horrors
Warped patterns and bodily misconfigurations make you question what you’re looking at.