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1 month ago | 
ft.com | Jacoba Urist
The Independent art fair has vaulted many a breakout star to New York over the years, from figurative painter Nicolas Party’s soft...
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1 month ago | 
artforum.com | Freda Fiala |Kaya Genç |Travis Jeppesen |Jacoba Urist
At the 2025 Asia TOPA—Asia-Pacific Triennial of Performing ArtsIN A RENEWED COMMITMENT to reconciliation and inclusive recognition, Asia TOPA, Australia’s triennial focused on performance from across the Asia-Pacific, grounded itself for the third time in Melbourne, on the traditional land of the Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung and Boonwurrung people.
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1 month ago | 
artforum.com | Kaya GençPlus icon |Kaya Genç |Travis Jeppesen |Jacoba Urist
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1 month ago | 
artforum.com | Travis Jeppesen |Jacoba Urist |Davida Fernandez-Barkan |Ian Volner
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2 months ago | 
artforum.com | Jacoba Urist
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2 months ago | 
artforum.com | Freda Fiala |Kaya Genç |Travis Jeppesen |Jacoba Urist
AFTER GUEST-CURATING the 2014 exhibition “The Poetry of Parmigianino’s ‘Schiava Turca,’” Italian Renaissance scholar Aimee Ng joined New York’s Frick Collection as a full-time curator in 2015. Since then, her exhibitions have included “Moroni: The Riches of Renaissance Portraiture” in 2019 and (with Antwaun Sargent) “Barkley L. Hendricks: Portraits at the Frick” in 2023.
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2 months ago | 
culturedmag.com | Jacoba Urist
Torkwase Dyson in her Beacon, New York, studio. All pieces featured by the artistTorkwase Dyson is not an abstract artist. Despite her cult status among contemporary art devotees for her large, geometric sculptures, the Chicago–born, Hudson Valley–based artist insists that she is uninterested in abstraction for its own sake. Instead, she sees it as a coded language of Black liberation. “I’m interested in abstraction as a tool and a philosophy,” she explains.
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2 months ago | 
culturedmag.com | Jacoba Urist
David Altmejd working on his White Cube installation, 2025. Photography by Tristan Lajarrige. All images courtesy of the artist and White Cube. Sculptures embody a unique authenticity. Unlike paintings, which depict something else, sculptures are their own reality, explained artist David Altmejd at the recent New York preview for his White Cube show "The Serpent." At 50, Altmejd is known for pushing the limits of the medium: His practice sits on the knife’s edge of grotesque beauty.
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2 months ago | 
wmagazine.com | Jacoba Urist |Jeff Henrikson |Tyler VanVranken
Robert Nava wears Brooks Brothers shirt; The Row t-shirt; Nava’s own sweatpants; Converse shoes. Robert Nava opens the door to his cavernous Brooklyn studio in a vintage “Shout at the Devil” Mötley Crüe T-shirt and a beat-up camouflage jacket. He’s had the loft for three years and outfitted it with red velvet faux-Baroque furniture, bought on a whim at a local chandelier store—an exquisitely ironic touch.
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Feb 21, 2025 | 
culturedmag.com | Jacoba Urist
Visitors with work by artist Megumi Yuasa at Ortuzar's booth at Frieze Los Angeles 2025. Photography by Casey Kelbaugh. Image courtesy of Frieze and CKA. Six weeks ago, the idea of 97 galleries from 20 countries descending upon Los Angeles for an art fair seemed imaginable. On January 7, a series of devastating wildfires engulfed entire neighborhoods, with countless collectors and artists losing homes and their life’s work as the city burned.
