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Jemima Murphy on Quiet Modernism
The Garden Falls – A Structure essay examining the exhibition's form, material, and spatial organization Jun 19, 2026Jemima Murphy’s Eden begins with the pleasure of a garden. Seen closer, its bloom becomes a question of paint under load: oil thickening, loosening, and descending until the flowers become... -
Anna Johnson on Yale Radio
Anna Johnson's Interview with Brainard Carey from Yale University May 20, 2026In a candid interview with Brainard Carey of the Yale University, artist Anna Johnson opens up about the concepts, process, and ambitions behind the first solo exhibition at Kutlesa New York.... -
K. T. Kobel on Artsy
In this monthly roundup, Artsy spotlight five stellar exhibitions at small and rising galleries. May 1, 2026Since 2022, British-born, Amsterdam-based painter K. T. Kobel has staged shows from Los Angeles to Milan. This month, the artist mounts his first major Swiss exhibition, filled with cinematic paintings... -
NADA New York
NADA New York Names Over 110 Galleries for 2026 Edition Feb 23, 2026The New Art Dealers Alliance has named the more than 110 exhibitors who will take part in the organization’s upcoming New York fair. Running May 13 to 17, the fair... -
Isaac Lythgoe on Yale Radio
Isaac Lythgoe's Interview with Brainard Carey from Yale University Jan 20, 2026In a candid interview with Brainard Carey of the Yale University, artist Isaac Lythgoe opens up about the concepts, process, and ambitions behind his forthcoming solo exhibition at Kutlesa New York. Lythgoe... -
Isaac Lythgoe at the Henry Moore Institute
Phantasmagoria: Folkloric Sculpture for the Digital Age Jan 14, 2026This major group exhibition brings together a new generation of artists exploring how digital technologies are reshaping what sculpture can be, and how it can be used to tell stories...
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