Miles Greenberg Stages Myths for What Comes Next
Miles Greenberg’s solo show at the Current in Stowe, Vermont, features two video installations that transform combat, ritual, and romance into stylized mythic imagery.
Artists Celebrate Self-Expression at This Year’s Vulva Gala
Artists in handmade giant vulva costumes took part in the School of Sexuality Project's 2026 “Vulva Gala” in Long Beach on Saturday, August 15,
An Artificial Paradise, an Artificial Hell, or Something Between?
Elliott Green’s work has long resisted easy categorization, moving from unsettling figures with elastic limbs to landscapes marked by moire patterns and repeated gestures.
RISD MFA Painters Explore Heartache in Marooned
Marooned at Uffner & Liu gallery brings together 17 works by the 2026 RISD MFA in Painting cohort, spanning tactile abstraction and unsettling realism.
Shirley Tse and Dana Berman Duff’s Breathing Moons
Shirley Tse turned to her former student Anna Hrund Másdóttir’s gallery Kling and Bang in Reykjavik with an idea to collaborate with her friend
How Lauren Farkas Is Charting Knoxville’s Art Scene in Wood and Wire
On the first Friday of each month, Knoxville’s art scene comes alive with a crowded slate of openings, and artist Lauren Farkas has created
Chris Kraus, Venice Pavilions, and Rina Banerjee
A subway ad for Aruba sparks a reflection on colonial history, Dutch power, and the language we use to describe empire. The piece also
Speed Art Museum Sends 24 Native Objects Back to Oklahoma Tribes
The Speed Art Museum in Kentucky is returning 24 Native artifacts to the Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma in its first repatriation