by Samuel Schwindt | August 11, 2026The Challenge Color Poses "Polychrome" at Gallery 1882 is a sublime journey into color.
by Samuel Schwindt | April 24, 2026Noelle Africh’s “Signal” Is Gut Instinct Turned Preserved Layer At Twelve Ten, Africh's layers of translucent paint soak and stain before transmogrifying into their final state.
by Samuel Schwindt | March 26, 2026Carlos Rolón Remembers the Division Street Riots at 65Grand Rolón’s solo exhibition explores the lasting impact of the Division Street Riots in 1966.
by Samuel Schwindt | February 5, 2026Yoonshin Park Opens up the Books for Participation at Hyde Park Art Center The artist's solo exhibition transforms paper, sound and process into an open-ended reading experience.
by Samuel Schwindt | December 10, 2025At Joy Machine, Little Matchboxes Ignite a Big Fire Over seventy artists in Joy Machine's miniature show "General Strike" consider agency and resistance in Trump's America.
by Samuel Schwindt | December 8, 2025Wells Chandler Creates an Oasis of Allegorical Avatars at Andrew Rafacz Gallery The New York artist makes hand-crocheted installations that chart a queer iconography.
by Samuel Schwindt | October 2, 2025Sawhorse Peeks Into Photographer and Innkeeper Ray Reiss’ Art Collection The artist-run gallery showcases eighty artworks that once resided at Ray's Bucktown Bed & Breakfast.
by Samuel Schwindt | September 18, 2025Muscle Fiber: Jacqueline Surdell Warms up for Her Solo Exhibition at Secrist | Beach A former competitive athlete, Surdell sutures and knots fibers to concoct large-scale amalgamations that also, oppositionally, tie and untie.
