Omar Kholeif’s Love Letter to London

I was guided to the concept of storying in 2012 while reading poet Kevin Young’s extraordinary collection, “The Grey Album: On the Blackness of Blackness.” I was led there by my late mentor, the writer and artist, Jean Fisher while researching the trickster. Storying for Young is a seat of possibility—one where imagination can become…

The Brazilian Artist Forcing Us to Look Into Each Other’s Eyes

A pioneer of “objetos relacionais” – “relational objects” in English – Brazilian artist Lygia Clark’s interactive sculptures blur the lines between art and body, recasting the viewer as participant. Born in 1920 in Belo Horizonte, a city surrounded by mountains in southeastern Brazil, Clark, formally trained in painting, became closely associated with the Brazilian Constructivist…

Lee Kun-Yong and the Birth of the Korean Avant-Garde

A man stands in the middle of a field and draws a circle on the ground. Facing the interior of the circle, he points and says, “there.” He then steps inside the circle, points again, and declares, “here.” After exiting the circle, he points back to it and calls it “over there.” Walking around the…

How Penique Productions Transformed a Tribeca Basement into a Pink Wonderland

Barcelona-based art collective Penique Productions unveils its latest immersive installation Basement today as part of Inflation, the inaugural exhibition at The Locker Room’s new Tribeca gallery in New York. Known for their site-specific inflatable environments that reimagine architectural spaces – including Rio de Janeiro’s Parque Lage Visual Art School, Louis Vuitton’s Spring/Summer 2024 runway at…

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