Adam Fu in Conversation at the Museum of Graffiti
Adam Fu illuminates his neon work at the Museum of Graffiti’s 2025 event, honoring Asian heritage and celebrating global graffiti culture.
Allan Lane
Philadelphia born and bred, Allan Lane is the Publisher and Editor in Chief of digital magazines. He launched his first publication, SportBikes Inc Magazine in 2010, his second dosage MAGAZINE in 2019 and his third online publication, Club For Man in 2024. In 2025, he launched his most recent publications, artsXhibit and FuelxFire. As a journalist, Allan covers fashion, lifestyle, culture, art, and motorcycles.
Christopher Pappas – “I Want You To Know Me” Exhibition
Christopher Pappas debuts “I Want You To Know Me”, confronting identity, illness, and vulnerability in provocative digital art and performance.
Gianna Commito debuts at Pentimenti Gallery
Gianna Commito’s “Working Pattern” at Pentimenti Gallery is on display from May 23 through July 19, 2025, with an opening reception and conversation with the artist on May 23.
William Kentridge at Hauser & Wirth
Hauser & Wirth unites films, drawings, and prints in “A Natural History of the Studio,” revealing the creative engine of William Kentridge in full.
Constance McBride – In Conversation
Constance McBride transforms clay into evocative statements on women’s issues, crafting sculptures that merge nature and resilience.
Francis Picabia at Hauser & Wirth
Francis Picabia defies conventions in ‘Eternal Beginning’ at Hauser & Wirth, illuminating the avant-garde artist’s final transformative years.
Alain Jean-Baptiste — In Conversation
Alain Jean-Baptiste merges personal memory, migration, and cultural narrative in vivid oil paintings that forge intimate connections.
Rebecca Rutstein at the Schuylkill Center
The Schuylkill Center hosts “(In)Visible Structures”, a solo exhibition by Rebecca Rutstein that unveils hidden ecological networks through resonant paintings.
Thomas J Price at Hauser & Wirth NYC
Thomas J Price at Hauser & Wirth NY features monumental bronze sculptures redefining power and representation through everyday identities.
Kara Mshinda “Assembled Presence”
Kara Mshinda explores feminine identity, urban narratives, and social resilience through the dynamic works of “Assembled Presence” at the Dina Wind Art Foundation.