The ancient universe and its machinations will never get old — metaphorically speaking, that is, as a new show weaving art and science together proves. Read Renée Reizman’s review of the exhibition, in which artists drew from the California Institute of Technology’s archives to cast scientific discovery in a refreshing light. Meanwhile, in Germany, Avedis Hadjian walks us through the Pochen Biennale, where painful and poignant explorations of shared Eastern European history pay particular attention to Russia’s ongoing war on Ukraine. Here in New York, the spirit of a neighborhood comes to life through collage, zines, and felt dumplings on view at the Flushing Town Hall in Queens, Staff Writer Maya Pontone reports. More below to fuel your Tuesday, including visitor caps at Pompeii and the Trevi Fountain, Albuquerque art spaces rebuilding after wildfires, and the literary rabbit hole of Jennifer Savran Kelly’s debut novel Endpapers.
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The fourth edition of the Pochen Biennale brought 22 artists together to reflect on reductive labels and the war in Ukraine, taking the concept of fire as its central theme. | Avedis Hadjian
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The artists in Crossing Over were inspired by a century of monumental discoveries from the scientists who have made Caltech one of the world’s most elite research institutions. | Renée Reizman
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The fluidity of Suter’s approach to painting and mark-making conveys an ecological sensitivity to the interconnections between people and place. | Anna Souter
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One of the great joys of Endpapers is how author Jennifer Savran Kelly folds the search for artistic and gender identity into the elements of the book form. | Anya Liftig
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The works in the exhibition take us far away, as if to suggest that our complicated lineages are a point on which we connect. | Greta Rainbow
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With works by over 70 artists, the show contains everything from personified felt dumplings to crochet renditions of the Flushing Meadows-Corona Park Unisphere. | Maya Pontone
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