Kostiantyn Zorkin's "Anabasis" at the Khanenko Museum explores themes of human resilience and community strength through a central "Hold" installation, reflecting Kharkiv's challenging contemporary period.
While Sylvie Fleury and Shamiran Istifan probe gender archetypes through their pop culture-infused juxtapositions, Nicole L'Huillier constructs immersive installations that explore connection and reciprocal engagement beyond conventional utility.
Kathleen Beausoleil meticulously documents two decades of fairground culture, translating the artificial glow and dynamic human interactions into a painterly archive that explores community, memory, and the interplay of natural and manufactured environments.
Saskia Fleishman's "Contours" at Galleri Urbane explores photographic landscapes through a process of dual materiality, integrating printed chiffon with locally sourced sand to manifest tactile, layered compositions.
Arthur Jafa’s extensive "I Am Tony" survey at the New Museum employs his distinct gallows humor to explore the gravitas of low culture, Black identity, and political violence through a diverse array of works beyond his renowned video art.
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