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Tony Huffman Tony Huffman

Whispers, Glances, and Intimate Exchanges

In the exhibition Familiar Like Skin at Transmitter Gallery, curators Sara Megdari and Lila Nazemian have placed the works and practices of two emerging New York-based artists, Anahita Bagheri and Bayan Kiwan, in an intimate dialogue. Through six new works, the exhibition suggests a pictorial and sculptural exchange about renewal, life cycles, patterns, decoration, interiority, and female agency.

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Audra Verona Lambert Audra Verona Lambert

The Ethereal Made Physical

Eternal Current is a sparse, elegant meditation on the power of what lies below the surface of things, with the articulated ability to bring the hidden into the open, lifting subconscious dreamscapes into conscious reality.

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Roman Kalinovski Roman Kalinovski

Seeking the Digital at PHOTOFAIRS

The inaugural edition of PHOTOFAIRS New York, a new contemporary art fair dedicated to photo-based works, digital art, and new media, took place on Manhattan’s West Side. Three galleries — Postmasters, bitforms, and Von Lintel Gallery — exhibited works that pushed the boundaries of lens-based media with a focus on the digital.

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Roman Kalinovski Roman Kalinovski

New Faces and Voices at SPRING/BREAK 2023

For the art fair’s latest iteration, SPRING/BREAK Art Show has returned to its past. Rather than introducing a new theme this year, applicants were able to choose from the fair’s previous themes for their curatorial projects. While one could imagine that such a setup might result in a rehash of past fairs, this year’s SPRING/BREAK is anything but ossified. Alongside many familiar faces are projects by artists and curators making their SPRING/BREAK debuts.

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Peiyue Wu Peiyue Wu

Unsung Heroes of the Economy

Invisible Hands at 601Artspace, curated by Emireth Herrera Valdés, spotlights immigrant laborers who chased dreams of a better life in affluent nations, trading their relentless physical labor for higher wages yet forever navigating the treacherous divides born out of economic progression.

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Roman Kalinovski Roman Kalinovski

Between Digital and Analog

Seungjin Lee is an artist and performer who makes work based around a concept that he calls DigiAna: art that embraces both digital and analog processes. Roman Kalinovski, senior editor of Arcade Project, sat down with Lee to discuss the nature and origins of his DigiAna concept and how his artwork expresses this vision of digital and analog synthesis.

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