Emerging Out of a Crumbling Flank of Earth

Emerging Out of a Crumbling Flank of Earth

by | Mar 15, 2025

Emerging out of a crumbling flank of earth is lifted from Adrienne Rich’s poem “Power”, first published in 1977 as a tribute to the Polish-French scientist Marie Curie and her unparalleled contribution to Science. Both Rich and Curie lived through periods where women...
Breaking to Mend

Breaking to Mend

by | Mar 1, 2025

In Ciane Xavier’s solo exhibition Breaking to Mend, love is the porcelain. In its fragility, this delicate material is strengthened by stories that are glazed by the human emotions and the relationships that bind one to another. Amassing the walls are handmade plates...
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by | Jan 11, 2025

The world that Reybert Ramos conjures knows only domination. Lounges, bespoke suits, whiskey, and cigars cater exclusively to the alpha, each one explicating who is predator and who is prey. On the artist’s canvases, these are food chains where man and animal share a...
A Tribute to Winter

A Tribute to Winter

by | Nov 10, 2024

Like its popular conceptions, Wrenn used to regard winter as a season of gloom. Gray skies, bare trees, desolate towns. We could count reasons and still see little doubt why. It wasn’t long until the visual artist had a change of heart. “As I grew older and had the...
Fade To White

Fade To White

by | Dec 2, 2023

The cinematic technique “fade to black” traditionally signals the conclusion of a story, an endpoint defined and finalized. Outlined by an amber glow and of a story already told, the hero rides into the sunset, with the watcher’s sole imagination to continue the...