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COLLECTING THOUGHTS
Erin Saluti

Tell us who you are in 50 words or less. I am a multi-hyphenate creative and collector, founder of The Edicurial Collection, and founder and creative director of Eittem, a functional sculpture studio in Manhattan. Trained in art history and interior design, my background spans interiors, historic preservation, event creative direction, and theatre – writing, directing, and set design What is...

ART DAMAGED
Prologue to the Metamorphosis

by Justin Gradin

POEMS

by Amy Gerstler, Ed Voebel

Drink On It Palm Springs is a white blur, scorched into the fabric of time, an escape from the density of sycophants, uggos, and sadsacks. Until now, I had only seen desert flowers on Instaflam, posted by those true believers eager to reveal their sensitivity to nature. For which I thank them, as I can now recognize flowers in reality, which is revelatory. Do you have it in you to have it in...

GALLERY DOGS

by Artillery Staff

LUDOLOGY

by Artillery Staff

Deliver to us, in JPEG form, a pair of artworks—one from before 1900 and one from anytime after—that have an interesting visual connection (that is: one any viewer can plainly see). Most interesting juxtaposition wins! Artillery will choose a winner from the entrants. That winner will receive a multi-slide carousel post on our Instagram feed and have their work appear, credited however you like....

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Reviews

THE MOMMY LEAKS THE FLOOR
at New Theater Hollywood

One of the performers—if “performer” is the right word—in The Mommy Leaks the Floor, a new work by Asher Hartman staged at New Theater Hollywood (May 16–25), is Pablo, a real-life infant, born earlier this year. Throughout the play, cradled in his mother’s arms on the...

JASON FOX
at David Kordansky Gallery

The flattening of high and lowbrow imagery is certainly not new, indeed the painter Jason Fox has been mining this territory since the early 1990s. In his current show at David Kordansky Gallery, “Why Are You Sitting in the Dark?,” Fox refines his enigmatic...

CAROLEE SCHNEEMANN
at Lisson Gallery

This, remarkably enough, is Carolee Schneemann’s first solo exhibition in Los Angeles, six years after her passing. Schneemann may be late, but her show isn’t. It may indeed be a case of too little; the sparse hanging (8 wallworks and an installation) barely hints at...

THE JERRY MAHONEY SUCCESS SEMINAR
Sophie Becker and Henry Gunderson

The central question of all ventriloquism is: Who is in charge? We know the puppet is not alive, but a good ventriloquist can move the puppet’s body so naturally and throw their voice so convincingly as to make the audience doubt their first instinct. However, the...

CHRISTINE SUN KIM
at François Ghebaly

Christine Sun Kim’s work leaves little room for misinterpretation. Clarity, for Kim, is a reality of survival. “American Sigh Language,” the artist’s recent solo exhibition at François Ghebaly, makes it clear: for Kim and other Deaf individuals, intelligibility serves...

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