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Cannupa Hanska Luger's "American Traditional" Confronts the Buffalo Slaughter at Garth Greenan Gallery

exhibition · 2026-10-19

At Garth Greenan Gallery, Cannupa Hanska Luger transitions from ceramics to utilizing wood, ink, and archival materials in "American Traditional." An abstract bison crafted from ironstone clay and sumi ink is showcased on a charred dining table from the 19th century, accompanied by buffalo skulls resting on antique axes. Hrag Vartanian of Hyperallergic describes this as Luger's "strongest work yet," linking it to the buffalo's extermination during Westward expansion and referencing an 1892 photograph of buffalo skulls at the Baltimore Museum of Art. In other developments, a life-sized gallium statue of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis melted in Tallahassee, and two statues of King Ramses II were discovered in Behbeit Al-Hagar. The University of Arkansas has begun accepting applications for tuition-free graduate programs for 2027–2028.

Key facts

  • Cannupa Hanska Luger's exhibition "American Traditional" is on view at Garth Greenan Gallery in Soho, New York
  • The show features an abstracted bison of ironstone clay and sumi ink on a burned 19th-century American dining table, plus buffalo skulls on a table with vintage axe legs
  • Hyperallergic Editor-at-Large Hrag Vartanian called the exhibition Luger's "strongest work yet"
  • Vartanian linked the work to an 1892 photograph of two men with a hill of buffalo skulls, veiled by Yurok artist Stormi Turner at the Baltimore Museum of Art in "Preoccupied: Indigenizing the Museum"
  • A life-sized gallium statue of Ron DeSantis titled "DENIAL" melted after 350 Action installed it before supporters in Tallahassee
  • Two enormous King Ramses II statues were discovered in Behbeit Al-Hagar in the Nile Delta
  • Imran Siddiquee reviewed Sompot Chidgasornpongse's debut feature "9 Temples to Heaven" (2026)
  • Roberto Lugo asked the Philadelphia Museum of Art to return David Drake's vessel to the potter's living descendants

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  • Soho
  • New York
  • United States
  • Tallahassee
  • Florida
  • Behbeit Al-Hagar
  • Nile Delta
  • Egypt
  • Baltimore
  • Philadelphia
  • Brooklyn
  • United Kingdom

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