Author: Bradley Ertaskiran

Alexa Hawksworth’s solo exhibition, City of Habits, is reviewed by Sophia Lapres in the March 2026 issue of Border Crossings Magazine.

Read the review here and visit Border Crossings to purchase a copy.

We are pleased to announce Dawit L. Petros will participate in the 2026 Toronto Biennial of Art, titled Things Fall Apart, curated by Allison Glenn.

To learn more about this edition of the Biennial, visit their website.

5 March 2026

Bony Ramirez is included in the major survey exhibition Let Us Gather in a Flourishing Way, opening on March 6th at the Buffalo AKG Art Museum. Curated by Andrea Alvarez, the exhibition brings together fifty-eight intergenerational Latinx artists whose innovations and interventions within painting expand our understanding of American and contemporary art.

The exhibition will be followed by a national tour including presentations at the Des Moines Art Center, the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, the Phoenix Art Museum, and the Frye Art Museum, Seattle.

Click here to consult the artist’s profile.

Click here to learn more about the exhibition.

25 February 2026

Writer Emily Zuberec interviews Julia Dault for Public Parking on the occasion of her solo exhibition Primary Information.

Read the interview here.

We are delighted to announce that Museum (2025) by Margaux Williamson has joined the collection of the National Gallery of Canada.

 To view Margaux Williamson’s profile, please click here.

We are pleased to announce that two works by Jeremy Shaw have been acquired by the Lille Métropole Museum of Modern, Contemporary and Outsider Art, France: Towards Universal Pattern Recognition (Darla Minor ’signs’ a song. MAY 24 1987), 2023 ; Cathartic Illustration (Amplified), 2024.

To view Jeremy Shaw’s profile, please click here.

We are thrilled to announce that a work by Preston Pavlis, Christa, Trystin, and James (2025) has joined the permanent collection of the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia.

To view Preston Pavlis’ profile, please click here.

We are delighted to announce that br ai ds (2025) by David Armstrong Six is now in the process of being acquired for the permanent collection of the Montreal Museum of Contemporary Art.

 To view David Armstrong Six’s profile, please click here.