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The exhibition Multiple Offerings at Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive humanizes artist Theresa Hak Kyung Cha, emphasizing her playful and physical engagement with language and performance. Curators Victoria Sung and Tausif Noor offer a nuanced perspective on Cha's work, overshadowed

Kamrooz Aram's artwork is making waves internationally, with critic Aruna D'Souza observing his influence across continents. His pieces offer a fresh take on history and abstraction, blending diverse influences into a unique artistic language.

Hilma’s Ghost, a feminist collective formed by Dannielle Tegeder and Sharmistha Ray, explores esoteric practices and the erasure of women and queer artists from art history. Inspired by Hilma af Klint, their initiatives include workshops and art projects like "Abstract Futures Tarot,"

Larissa Pham's debut novel, Discipline, delves into the dynamics of predatory mentorship in the art world. Through the protagonist Christine, Pham explores how foundational traumas shape the stories we tell and our ability to tell them.

In southern France, spring exhibitions from Marseille to Montpellier delve into power dynamics. Highlights include works by Agata Ingarden at Triangle-Astérides and Marlie Mul at Mécènes du Sud.

The Counterpublic Triennial has announced the participation of 47 artists for its third edition in St. Louis, running from September 12 to December 12. The event is set to engage the city's cultural landscape with diverse and innovative art.

San Francisco will soon open a permanent space dedicated to Ruth Asawa, marking the centenary of her birth. The venue will display various works and continue Asawa's educational legacy, further solidifying her impact on the art world.

In honor of Dolores Huerta's 96th birthday, Plaza de la Raza showcases an exhibition celebrating her lasting legacy. The DOLORES show highlights Huerta's achievements while addressing recent allegations against Cesar Chavez.

New Yorkers brought a burst of creativity to the streets outside St. Patrick's Cathedral for the annual Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival. Participants showcased elaborate hats, blending tradition with artistic flair, as attendees from across the country joined in this lively celebration.

Cinga Samson's debut at White Cube New York, titled 'Ukuphuthelwa,' explores themes of spiritual wakefulness through haunting paintings. With a limited palette and surreal imagery, Samson crafts a world that resists Western interpretation, inviting viewers to delve into its mysteries.