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August 31 2026
4 mins read
More Than Superpower
Inside Mary Zeran's collage series, color turns out to be the least random thing on the page
Read #Joy here on Mary Zeran, by Edgar Zhang
Mary Zeran, Reality and Fiction. Acrylic, Dura-Lar on cradled panel, 24 x 24 x 1.5 in. Artwork courtesy of Mary Zeran Studio
10 mins read
Feburary 6 2026
The Weight of a Weave
In conversation with Sarah Sense about intimacy, erasure, and the stories held between image and fiber.
Read #Weave here on Sarah Sense, by Sally Han
Sarah Sense, Brooklyn Alligator(Partial), 40 × 60 in, Courtesy of the artist and Bruce Silverstein Gallery
August 18 2026
5 mins read
Sheridan Greene's Grammar of Repair
How do you stay close to someone you can't fully talk to? Greene finds an answer in the fixed logic of an engine.
Read #Engine here on Sheridan Greene, by Edgar Zhang
Sheridan Greene, Assembly Interior pt. 4, 2025. Oil on canvas, 18” x 24”. Image Courtesy of Sheridan Greene.
10 mins read
July 29 2026
Seongmin Yoo’s Paints Portals to Future Worlds
Employing imagination to build empathy in an entirely new universe
Read #Future here on Seongmin Yoo, by Savannah Anno
Seongmin Yoo, Get Ready to Disembark, 2024, oil, ink, rice paper on panel, 24 x 24 in. Image Courtesy of Seongmin Yoo
July 25 2025
9 mins read
Airborne
An Interpretation Tracing The Wind, Wonder, and Kites of Anna Rubin
Read #Airborn here on Anna Rubin, by Rachel W
Anna Rubin, blue, on the ground. Bamboo, Japanese paper, ink; Photo by Ramlal Tien
15 mins read
April 25 2025
Joel Murnan and his Monsters
“Almost every culture has a monster that comes from the landscape and carries qualities unique to that place.”
Read #Monsters here on Joel Murnan, by Livia Xie
Joel Murnan, Priapus. wood, epoxy clay, plaster, foam, LED lights, cardboard, acrylic and found objects. 95″ x 44″ x 33″. Image courtesy of Joel Murnan