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1 month ago | 
family.style | Magdalena O'Neal |Joshua Glass |Jane Lewis
What does it mean to reclaim the soul of a symbol? For generations, Black American artists have taken images once used to oppress and turned them into powerful expressions of pride and resilience, from Betye Saar’s transformative assemblages that reframe images of racial stereotypes with defiance, to Nina Chanel Abney’s expressive works that capture the dynamics of everyday life from family cookouts to jazz, hip-hop, and gospel.
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2 months ago | 
family.style | Sahir Ahmed |Joshua Glass |Qingyuan Deng
Every February, the art world’s most compelling confluence south of the Rio Grande opens in Mexico City just as its purple Jacaranda trees begin to bloom. What began in 2002 as a modest fair with 25 galleries, Zona Maco has blossomed under founder Zélika García’s steady hand into a cultural tour de force that now hosts over 200 exhibitors.
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2 months ago | 
family.style | Joshua Glass |Sahir Ahmed |Qingyuan Deng
When it comes to modern-day pioneers in the truest sense of the word, a few names stand out, one of them being Kai Isaiah-Jamal. The British performer, model, activist, and spoken word poet, is celebrated for their advocacy of trans visibility and amplifying underrepresented voices, and they’ve starred in high-profile campaigns with Balenciaga, Burberry, Prada, Stella Mccartney, and Calvin Klein.
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2 months ago | 
family.style | Joshua Glass |Terry Nguyen |Magdalena O'Neal |Jane Lewis
“I have eight sisters,” says Theaster Gates as he takes a seat, “so I’m always thinking of them.” We’re in a cylindrical chamber, and the artist is on the second of three brown sugar oatmeal-colored rows. A dramatic skylight pulls reminders of the harsh Abu Dhabi sun just above us into the cave-like space, and a gradient violet backdrop behind us contrasts the dark domestic carpet, forming a scene that is inconceivably beautiful in a language that only Prada can articulate.
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2 months ago | 
family.style | Joshua Glass |Qingyuan Deng
Patience is a virtue for Kai-Isaiah Jamal. The notion might seem counterintuitive to the poet, performance artist, model, and trans visibility activist who has kept up with the dizzying pace of the fashion world for nearly a decade. But it’s what keeps them grounded in the midst of it all, advice gleaned from the everyday moments, like making their favorite meal.
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2 months ago | 
family.style | Joshua Glass |Qingyuan Deng |Osman Can Yerebakan
It was an innovative friend who first introduced writer Yumiko Sakuma to the charms and ease of rice paper recipes. She now calls her own spin “whatever rolls,” a recipe that allows for any combination of ingredients, as long as you use rice paper. “You can personalize your rolls with a variety of proteins, spices, cheeses, grains, and more,” Sakuma tells Family Style. The result? The perfect appetizer tailored to your taste buds.
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2 months ago | 
family.style | Qingyuan Deng |Joshua Glass |Osman Can Yerebakan
Tamo Jugeli is walking me through her solo show “Hey” at Karma Los Angeles. Rather than explaining the full picture, she encourages me to decipher half-hidden cues and hints. As she tells me how she resists biographical or structural readings of her works (all made in the last year), I am struck by her resolute clarity. Her rigorous processual and conceptual choices allow for the inherent mystery of painting to unfold on its own as if evoking a primordial goo.
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Nov 25, 2024 | 
family.style | Dean Kissick |Joshua Glass
One of Alicja Kwade’s series of works consists of a stand-alone clock, or a sequence of clocks on a wall, where the second hands don’t move forward but rather the clocks spin around. They always tell the correct time, but only have the expected orientation once every minute. They are well-engineered, confusing objects and, like much of the art that Kwade makes, bring the shifting nature of our perception of time and space into relief and therefore reality.
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Sep 19, 2024 | 
digitalcommons.library.tmc.edu | Tae Jin Lee |Arnav Goyal |Garrett Jones |Joshua Glass
The aqueous humor (AH) is a low-viscosity biofluid that continuously circulates from the posterior chamber to the anterior chamber of the eye. Recent advances in high-resolution mass-spectrometry workflows have facilitated the study of proteomic content in small-volume biofluids like AH, highlighting the potential clinical implications of the AH proteome.
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Sep 13, 2024 | 
japan.10magazine.com | Joshua Glass
ニューヨーク州サフォーク郡アマガンセットの浜辺に千鳥の群れが降り立つ、ある静かな夏の朝——28歳にして超人気アーティストのアナ・ウェイヤント（Anna Weyant）は、ベッドに潜り込もうとしていた。彼女はなにも、夜明けまでパーティーをしていたわけではない——実際、夜通しパーティーをすることもあるのだが——マラソンのようにハードな創作活動の疲れを癒そうとしていたのだ。浜辺にある仮のアトリエでウェイヤントは、約20時間ずっと絵を描いていた。暗闇という、彼女が愛情を込めて描くようになったモチーフを掘り下げていたのだ。 アナ・ウェイヤントが着用しているのは、プラダのセーターとパンツ、そしてシューズ わずか5年前にプロのアーティストとして絵を描きはじめたカナダ出身のウェイヤントは、いまではアメリカでもっとも話題の若手アーティストのひとりとして名声をほしいままにしている。さらにウェイヤントの交際相手は、あのラリー・ガゴシアン（Larry...
