- “No Other Place to Go”—5 Artists Turn Climate Data Into Human Experience at InLiquid Gallery
InLiquid's No Other Place to Go gathers five photographers confronting climate change and ecological loss, on view September 4 through October 17.
- Erik Spehn Strips the Ground Away in “Waves Become Wings”
Erik Spehn's Waves Become Wings at Pentimenti Gallery abandons painted ground for exposed linen, pairing woven grid compositions with shaped Doppelganger panels exploring simulacra.
- Zoya Cherkassky’s American Cooking Turns a Vintage Cookbook Into a Study of Displacement
Zoya Cherkassky's American Cooking opens at Fort Gansevoort September 16, using a found vintage cookbook as an entry point into paintings that examine immigration, identity, and everyday American life.
- GloryLand 2026 Returns to Houston After a Sold-Out Debut Year
GloryLand 2026 returns to Houston October 1-3, bringing back Dear Glory founder Moriah Alise's summit format of on-the-record conversations, a public exhibition, and an auction after a debut year that sold out in six days.
- “Shimmer—Dreaming the Posthuman” Argues That Care, Not Extinction, Is the Point
"Shimmer—Dreaming the Posthuman" brings 17 artists to the Frist Art Museum to reframe posthumanism as an ethical argument about care rather than a vision of human extinction, in what curator Mark Scala calls the final show in a career-spanning series.
