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Welcome To The ‘Uncanny Valley,’ The Haas Brothers’ Fantastic And Cheeky Universe
The Blanton Museum of Art presents the Haas Brothers’ mid-career survey in Austin through Jan. 17, 2027, before it travels to Charlotte.
Ann Toebbe’s Skewed Paintings Transform Architectural Spaces Into Cherished Places
A Colossal report examines Ann Toebbe’s layered architectural paintings and notes works on view at Andrew Rafacz in Chicago through Oct. 31.
NYC Artists Open Their Doors
Sunset Park and Gowanus artists are opening their studios October 16–18, alongside Open House New York programming across the city.
A View From The Easel: Flor Khan
Hyperallergic’s latest studio profile features Flor Khan, whose photography and textile work revisits family memory and challenges colonial images.
Truman Lowe Listens To The Water
Water’s Edge at the National Museum of the American Indian presents a major retrospective of Hoocąk artist Truman Lowe’s fluid wood sculptures.
Psychedelic Paintings By Rafael Silveira Explore A World Of ‘Visual Synonymies’
Rafael Silveira’s Popsicledelic Trip at KP Projects paired surreal imagery and popsicle-shaped panels to connect popular objects with sacred art.
Woo Jin Joo Conjures Mythic Tales From Uncanny Sculptures Of Fiber And Found Objects
Seoul-born artist Woo Jin Joo combines discarded objects, textiles and clay in Bodily Inbetweenness, on view at Ruup & Form in London until Nov. 13.
Hannah Lim Draws On Her British-Singaporean Heritage In Sculptural Snuff Bottles
London artist Hannah Lim scales up traditional snuff-bottle forms in sculptures shaped by British-Singaporean heritage and Chinese mythology.
Maia Ruth Lee Invites Us To Embody The Interval
Maia Ruth Lee’s Tina Kim Gallery exhibition uses patterns, family archives and varied materials to examine migration and translation.