Kako Ueda’s Black Orchid for Tori Tori Tori exhibition

Constructing with paper: Kako Ueda on the making of “Tori Tori Tori” and the magic of symbols

Kako Ueda shares the research that underpins her new work “Tori Tori Tori,” and the influences that have tied into her time constructing with paper.

Ode to a Cemetery, by photographer Bethany Jacobson

Homage to Green-Wood Cemetery—Bethany Jacobson’s photography examines nature and female solitude

Clare Gemima spoke with photographer Bethany Jacobson about her new show at EV Gallery.

Sculptor Nicki Cherry uncovers personal experiences in “A Pound of Flesh”

From creating plaster bandage impressions of her own body to incorporating medical devices, Nicki Cherry’s pieces delve into the depths of pain and healing.

Portrait of painter Kate Wallace with “When Doors were Green”

Painter Kate Wallace’s small paintings depict fragmented snapshots of distance and memory

Chinatown’s Leila Greiche gallery presented Kate Wallace’s 11 new oil paintings in “the curve that warms.”

Clare Gemima

Constructing with paper: Kako Ueda on the making of “Tori Tori Tori” and the magic of symbols

Homage to Green-Wood Cemetery—Bethany Jacobson’s photography examines nature and female solitude

Sculptor Nicki Cherry uncovers personal experiences in “A Pound of Flesh”

Painter Kate Wallace’s small paintings depict fragmented snapshots of distance and memory

Constructing with paper: Kako Ueda on the making of “Tori Tori Tori” and the magic of symbols

Homage to Green-Wood Cemetery—Bethany Jacobson’s photography examines nature and female solitude

Exploring art as friendship: a possible approach

Cardboard collages with dye-saturated fabric—Jodi Hays’s work connects to her roots

Maliza Kiasuwa’s “Art as a weapon” pays tribute to a hybrid of cultural origins