In Tactile New Works, Sheree Hovsepian Explores the Physicality of Experience

In Tactile New Works, Sheree Hovsepian Explores the Physicality of Experience

Sheree Hovsepian. Photo: Levi Walton Earlier this month, Sheree Hovsepian opened “Figure Ground,” her second solo exhibition at Uffner & Liu (formerly Rachel Uffner Gallery). The show features four distinct bodies of output—traditional silver gelatin photographs, ink-on-paper drawings, mixed media assemblages and bronze sculptures—and constitutes a major offering of new pieces from a celebrated artist…

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The Pandemic Agreement is a Landmark for Public Health 

The Pandemic Agreement is a Landmark for Public Health 

The Pandemic Agreement, just adopted by the World Health Organization (WHO), is a landmark for global public health. Had such an agreement been in place before 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic would have looked very different. The agreement now means that when the next pandemic begins brewing, the world will be much better equipped to mitigate…

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How the Louvre Abu Dhabi’s Museographic Approach and the UAE’s Soft Power Strategy Line Up

How the Louvre Abu Dhabi’s Museographic Approach and the UAE’s Soft Power Strategy Line Up

In recent years, institutions worldwide have begun to reexamine their permanent collections and curatorial displays, reconsidering how these frame and narrate art history and the evolution of civilization. No museum operates as a truly neutral entity—each institution shapes how we perceive art history and society’s larger cultural dynamics. Confronting longstanding questions of representation, inclusivity and…

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What the New COVID-19 Vaccine Guidance Means For You

What the New COVID-19 Vaccine Guidance Means For You

On May 20, the federal government announced a major shift in how it plans to review and recommend COVID-19 vaccines for Americans. Among the changes: when manufacturers want to update the vaccine each year to target the latest variants, they will be required to conduct additional studies to show the effectiveness of the vaccine in…

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What to Say When You Forget Someone’s Name

What to Say When You Forget Someone’s Name

It’s a wonder that anyone remembers anyone else’s name after just meeting. Most people are visually wired, which means we’re good with faces, but—was it Alyssa or Elizabeth? Hewitt or Wyatt? Elijah or Isaiah? “When we’re meeting someone, there are so many things going through our minds,” says Thomas Farley, an etiquette expert also known…

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City seeks public comment on parking, dockless transportation proposals

City seeks public comment on parking, dockless transportation proposals

Austin (KXAN)—The city of Austin is asking for public feedback on proposed rules for parking and safety for both regular vehicles and dockless transportation units, like electric bikes, electric scooters and mopeds. This comes after the city issued a public survey, finding “strong criticism of the current system.” READ MORE: Feedback from Austin’s e-scooter riders…

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Summer House Reunion Trailer Teases a Major Shocking Breakup

Summer House Reunion Trailer Teases a Major Shocking Breakup

Paige DeSorbo Says She’s “So Thankful” Lindsay Hubbard is Pregnant While Filming Summer House It sounds like Summer House might have a newly single star among its cast. Lindsay Hubbard teases that she might no longer be dating boyfriend Turner Kufe—with whom she shares 5-month-old daughter Gemma—in the explosive season nine reunion trailer. When host…

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