No W here: Alice Hope, Bastienne Schmidt, Toni Ross

By Amanda Gluibizzi

JUL-AUG 2021 | ArtSeen

As they were planning their joint exhibition at Ricco/Maresca, Alice Hope, Bastienne Schmidt, and Toni Ross agreed to choose an evocative object from the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art that would serve as an organizing principle for each artist’s portion of the show. To their surprise, all of them chose the same piece.

Kiro Russo’s El Gran Movimiento

By Alonso Aguilar

OCT 2022 | Film

El Gran Movimiento, the narrative focuses on a group of miners from the rural town of Huanini who walk for seven days with the hope of finding a stable source of income in the capital city of La Paz.

Hope after Tragedy

By Noa Weiss

DEC 22–JAN 23 | Dance

Vanessa Anspaugh’s mourning after mornings offers a sprawl of unruly movement and intergenerational tenderness at New York Live Arts.

Jill Bialosky’s The Deceptions

By Carissa Chesanek

OCT 2022 | Books

In her latest novel, The Deceptions, Jill Bialosky (History of a Suicide: My Sister’s Unfinished Life) explores the cost of desire with an unnamed female protagonist on the quest for freedom and hope.