Nika Neelova On “UMBRA” and the Death of Linear Time Her exhibition at NIKA Project Space in Paris turns impermanence into an act of creation and disappearance into a quiet form of resistance. By Naima Morelli
How Artist Alake Shilling Gives Kitsch a Conscience Through her ceramic sculpture, the artist strikes world-weary sentiment into the eyes of nostalgically precious woodland creatures. By Mya Ward
In New York City, WORTHLESSSTUDIOS Is Charting New Models for Sustainable Sculptural and Installation Practices The organization deliberately focuses on process—the research, prototyping and inevitable failures that precede a finished artwork—to provoke questions about value and worth within the existing art economy. By Elisa Carollo
Christie’s Secures Another Major Consignment in Max Berry’s Encyclopedic Art Collection By Elisa Carollo
MoMA PS1’s ‘The Gatherers’ Rejects Climate Catastrophism in Favor of Resilient Resourcefulness By Elisa Carollo
Come Back Alive’s Vitaliy Deynega Reckons With the Destruction of Ukraine’s ‘Black Cloud’ at Burning Man By Elisa Carollo
How the White Rabbits of Chicago’s World’s Columbian Exposition Sculpted a Lasting Legacy By Mary Gregory