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Surreal in content and celestial in color, Shuo Hao’s paintings feature strange hybrid creatures and often nod to ancient mythmaking.
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In ‘Garden of Blue Whispers, Abe reclaims and reinterprets the historical relationship of indigo to the Black body.
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In ‘Cognitive Dissonance,’ Seonna Hong depicts tender moments of compassion and community amid desolation.
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Csoke explores a wide range of queer emotional and social experiences, summoning emotions that range from grief to glee.
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Suspended above reflective surface mimicking a dark body of water, “Distance” comprises large-scale crocheted sculptures.
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Carpenter’s work is on view in three concurrent exhibitions opening in January in Pennsylvania.
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Mason Pott’s new body of work captures botanical depth and diversity through tender paintings.
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‘What the Hands Remember to Hear’ opens next month at The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Connecticut.
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Cotton thread and foraged leaves converge in a study of strength and vulnerability.
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