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The Tallgrass Artist Residency announced the groups of artists who will be visiting the great plains of the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve this summer.

Occupying the storefront window and back room of a Chinese kitchen supply store on Orchard Street, Sasha Fishman’s solo exhibition Implosion Paradigm Incoming stands ambivalently between an auspiciously camp allegory on ecological catastrophe and a flamboyantly expressionistic manifestation for another world history.

Justin Cloud’s show Crude is a striking instance of patience, guts, and visionary thinking. His willingness to boldly tinker is on full display, which signals a departure from his previous body of work, The Garden, that focused on more obviously organic forms. Those were mostly animals and flowers, in various shades of purple, silver, and black, with the occasional green thrown in. By contrast, Cloud’s new work stays close to the natural color of polished copper. 

The artist and critic Jesse Murry described “a breath that makes possible another breath.” How can our movements allow for other movements? As artists, how can our practices extend space for others as much as it asks for space; and give language and poetry to others as much as it asks for those things. I’ve been told I wear many hats, and I want to address the why of it for the first time, while also bringing together a small vibrancy of others who share in strange navigations an...

a href= https://garmentdistrict.nyc/# target= _blank The Garment District Alliance /a announced the latest in its ongoing series of public art exh

a href= http://www.stormkingartcenter.org target= _blank Storm King Art Center /a and Shandaken Projects announced the 2022 season of Shandaken: S

a href= https://www.praz-delavallade.com target= _blank Praz-Delavallade /a Los Angeles, is presenting Don’t Give Me Flowers a group exhibiti