Sam Falb

2 weeks ago | culturedmag.com | Sam Falb

Jill Platner handles her copper sculptures. Image courtesy of the artist and LongHouse Reserve. “Unbreakable”Where: Onna House, East HamptonWhen: Through July 13Why It’s Worth a Look: For the first show of the summer at Onna House, designer Lisa Perry's temple to female artists, expect a heartfelt tribute to the bond between mothers and daughters. Five mother-child duos were tasked with co-creating works for the show—exploring, uplifting, and reimagining each other’s artistic practices.

3 weeks ago | culturedmag.com | Sam Falb

All images courtesy of Maryam Eisler and Alexei Riboud. Before they were two photographers traversing the American Southwest, Maryam Eisler and Alexei Riboud were high school classmates in Paris almost 40 years ago. Eisler, now based in London, is known for her richly stylized images of women and dreamlike settings shown everywhere from Turkey to Spain to stateside.

3 weeks ago | culturedmag.com | Sam Falb

Stephanie Dinkins, Not The Only One Avatar, ongoing experiment. Image courtesy of the artist. What do artists fear—and what are they fighting for—in a time of technological upheaval? This urgent line of questioning is at the forefront of programming at DEMO2025, the annual festival from NEW INC, the New Museum’s incubator for individuals working at the cutting edge of emergent culture.

3 weeks ago | culturedmag.com | Sam Falb

Adrien Brody at work. Photography by Ilan Azoulay and courtesy of the artist. Yes, that Adrien Brody. And yes, he’s earnest about this. The two-time Academy Award winner has opened “Made in America,” a solo show running through June 28 at Eden on Madison Avenue. It's a sometimes-perplexing, always sentimental ode to the New York of Brody's youth—part collage, part catharsis, and wholly committed.

3 weeks ago | culturedmag.com | Sam Falb

MOCA’s 2025 Gala Raised $3.1 Million by Honoring LA Changemakers—With a Surprise Guest The museum's new Legends format saluted three visionaries who shape LA's cultural scene: artist Theaster Gates, architect Frank Gehry, and philanthropist Wendy Schmidt. Sarah Paulson and Tierra Whack. Photography by Jojo Korsh/BFA.com. All images courtesy of MOCA.