Eros is a verb. Coco Klockner 
In the myth of Eros, the god of love and desire emerged from Chaos in the beginning of life itself…
Margaret Kross
The Conditions that Shape. Sophie Friedman-Pappas
On the Greek island of Tinos, centuries-old dovecotes — white stone towers originally used to harvest pigeon droppings as fertilizer…
Image Theater Utopia. Kelsey Isaacs
Kelsey Isaacs’s shower floor is home to a sculptural tableau that quite literally sets the stage for a practice in…
when the party’s over. Jasmine Gregory
If the fantasy, or idea, of America presents an archetype of love-bombing, Jasmine Gregory’s work lays bare the seduction and…
How You’re Supposed to Be. A Conversation with Sylvie Hayes-Wallace
Sylvie Hayes-Wallace makes work by way of accumulation: out of the “ephemera” of living, out of emotional pain, selves and…
Green Pill: Brook Hsu
“Everything is fiction,” Brook Hsu has said, “but fiction is also one of the most powerful things for us to…
Gina Fischli: Ugly Feelings
Gina Fischli’s work revels in unattractive feelings that commercial and art institutions consider invalid or just too small to matter:…
Bri Williams: Defamiliarizing Myths
Bri Williams’s work drifts between feeling and intellect, eroding the distinction between the two into an embodied knowing and experience…