Valentin Diaconov contemplates the flamboyant desperation and abstract battle scenes by Dallas-based artist Leslie Martinez in their solo exhibition titled The Fault of Formation at MoMA PS1, New York.
Emma S. Ahmad steps into the layered topographies and ephemeral pools navigating Texan environmentalism in Bianca Bondi: A Preservation Method at the Dallas Contemporary, Dallas.
As part of our series on Conspiracy, Trey Burns offers a deep-dive into the perplexing and protracted proposal for an urban park along Dallas’s Trinity River, Margaritaville.
Chasitie Brown explores the lasting impacts of Latin American artmaking practices in Movement: The Legacy of Kineticism at the Dallas Museum of Art.
Daria Simone Harper interviews Houston-based artist Jamal Cyrus to discuss his recent exhibition at the Modern in Fort Worth, FOCUS. They discuss Southern geographies, Black musical traditions, and poetic approaches to sound production.
Dallas-based poet Laura Neal delivers a triptych for Naudline Pierre’s first solo exhibition, What Could Have Been Has Not Yet Appeared, at the Dallas Museum of Art.
Lee Escobedo gets in the whip with David-Jeremiah at 12.26 Gallery in Dallas.
Amal Ahmed recounts the work and art work around Dallas’ “Shingle Mountain” and the current exhibit at the Dallas Museum of Art.
