The animals in Wang Xu’s compact, pastel-colored soapstone sculptures engage in a behavior rarely seen in contemporary art: kindness. In one, tiny birds line up and wait their turn to…
Many artists today resist "representation" and cross-cultural legibility. But the task poses countless challenges.
Mounted after three years of societal upheaval, the Biennial tries to position representations of unrest and inequity alongside looming abstractions.
In a set of sculptures exploring self-care, Quay Quinn Wolf alludes to both everyday rituals and age-old concerns.
Attempting to find meaning in the gaps between representations of time, this two-person exhibition is more diagnostic than dreamlike.
Martine Syms's exhibition both embraces and laments the entanglement of brands and identities.
The two painters, working decades apart, have represented social crises in ways both mystical and grounded, caring and stark.