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With shows this year in Mexico City, Stockholm, Salzburg, and Paris, Tarik Kiswanson is finally experiencing hard-won success in the artworld.
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Henry Shum’s Atmospheric Oil Paintings Glow With A Mysterious Inner Light
During a series of strict lockdowns over the last three years, Henry Shum developed a distinctive painting process in his childhood bedroom in Hong Kong.
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For Queer Photographer Mengwen Cao, ‘The Personal Is Really Political’
Mengwen Cao's artworks depicting marginalized experiences feel both familiar and transcendent.
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Her works have been seen widely, in venues ranging from Miu Miu's runways to Tate Modern's screening rooms.
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Bronwyn Katz’s Intricate Sculptures Excavate Traces of Colonial Violence in South Africa
Bronwyn Katz's earthy-hued sculptures explore how memory is stored in, retained by, and reflected in mundane objects like pot scourers and bedsprings.
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Justin Chance’s Wool Quilts are Catchalls for Curiosity
"I'm less interested in judging whether something is good or bad, right or wrong, than I am in asking, What is this thing? Why is this thing?"
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PJ Harper Turned His Early Fascination with Dolls into Sculptures That Celebrate Blackness
The mixed-race Scottish artist conjures Black women cast as flawless glamazons.
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