Hairline Fractures: Angelika Puff's Reliquary of Hair, Rupture, and Inheritance

Angelika Puff turns hair into a material archive of attachment, staging inheritance and loss in a Gothic church where every bond frays yet never fully severs.

Anti-Arborescent: The Pomegranate as Rhizome and the Refusal of the Root

Erifyli Theofilou stages the pomegranate as method, turning fourteen artists into a rhizomatic field of chance, liveness, and shared authority with no central artwork.

NO FATE: Tristan Gac's Flowers That Outlast the Blast

Tristan Gac turns the nuclear apocalypse into a botanical time loop, where dandelions grip the burning fence long after the last skull has cooled into chrome.

Horror Without Permission: The New Grotesque at Management NYC

Management stages fifteen artists as a collective argument that distortion, abjection, and absurdity are now the only honest forms available to a reality amplified past bearing by the image-machine.