In a summer thick with spectacle, Natalie Karpushenko chooses reverence. “Women of water, Women of Earth”, her first U.S. solo exhibition, now on view at The Untitled Space through July 17, 2026, gathers a luminous body of raw, AI-untreated photographs that treat nature as living extensions of the women themselves. Albeit on volcanic terrain in […]
The 8-hour consolidated block is the anomaly that is only 5 generations old. It remains far from encoded in our DNA. For generations people slept flexibly, which is innately better for us. Evolutionarily-speaking, we used to sleep more in trees—than on land, due to less unconscious threats. Good sleep is about feeling safe and efficiency, […]
For artist Natale Adgnot, curiosity is key. In her current exhibition, Life Cycle of a Bird Brain, on view at Sweet Lorraine Gallery in Brooklyn, September 4 – 29, Adgnot takes viewers on a journey that fractally combines language, logical fallacies, and bird imagery. Having a background in fashion from her studies in Paris, Adgnot […]
