On Art History in Times of War
How Islamic art history has been constrained by colonialism, war, and Western epistemologies; and how it calls for a fundamental rethinking of the field.
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Jeffrey Sincich Stiches “99¢ Plus & More”
Charlie James Gallery is pleased to present 99¢ Plus & More, an exhibition of new works by San Francisco-based artist Jeffrey Sincich. Sincich draws inspiration from the built landscape: signs, murals, and advertisements are transformed into idiosyncratic quilted compositions that emphasize the handmade quality of much of the urban landscape. The exhibition takes as its starting point the kinds of everyday shops that dot city neighborhoods: corner stores and tire shops, laundromats and bars. Together these places fulfill the needs of the neighborhood, providing a kind of fourth space where the communal and personal meet. Sincich captures all of this in meticulously pieced and quilted works, stretched and finished with artist’s frames.
Michelle Im Waves “Hello Goodbye” @ DIMIN, NYC
DIMIN is pleased to present Hello, Goodbye, a solo exhibition by Michelle Im exploring identity, diaspora, and the duality of cultural belonging through a new body of ceramic sculpture.
Anthea Hamilton | “Soft You”, Evocative Exhibition in Rome
Anthea Hamilton has landed in Rome, and she’s inviting visitors to explore an immersive new exhibition at Fondazione Memmo titled “Soft You“. Open until November 2, 2025, this show is Hamilton’s first major institutional exhibition in the Eternal City. It’s a profoundly personal, sensorial, and artistic experience. Shakespeare Meets Contemporary Art Drawing inspiration directly from…
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YARA + DAVINA on hacking motherhood, job-sharing art, and making space for mothers in public culture
With Caregiving & Creativity in mind, we speak with YARA + DAVINA, the socially engaged artist duo reimagining what it means to be mothers and makers – challenging outdated narratives, embracin…
Pentagram crafts a smart, elegant identity for AI video pioneer TwelveLabs
With a focus on clarity, motion and modularity, Pentagram’s new identity for TwelveLabs transforms complex AI technology into a compelling visual language that balances intelligence with warmth.
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Sergio Membrillas on the art of staying true: Illustration, evolution, and finding joy in the process
For illustrator Sergio Membrillas, creativity is a conversation between past and present, tradition and innovation. Based in Valencia, he speaks to us about navigating a 13-year career, balancing c…
Asian Diasporic Artists Ask How We Create Our Self-Images
A group exhibition focuses on the fragmented nature of identity and the circular loop of external and internal feedback involved in self-image creation.
What Galleries Need to Know Now: Four Key Insights from Artlogic’s New Report
Explore the insights, data, and recommendations shaping the future of galleries in 2025.
Artist Covers Transphobic Billboard With Giant Dachshund Drawing
Street artist Yaya decided to counter the UK ad campaign’s bigoted message with “something absurd that couldn’t offend anyone.”