Artcritical's Print Archives Feature Women Artists, Apocalyptic Landscapes, and Barnes Foundation Installation

Artcritical's print archives highlight multiple exhibitions and publications. A painterly exhibition showcases work by women artists. Another show presents video and prints that explore apocalyptic future landscapes built on present conditions. Three artists contribute images where sea, sky, air, and space converge through trippy, geometric, and photorealist approaches. The Barnes Foundation recently hosted an installation that reorganized its space while examining institutional history and founders. A street art exhibition appears in a neighborhood with minimal graffiti. Siglio published a new book collecting works by a startling artist known for affectionate, erotic drawings. Artcritical introduced "HUBS" as a new category focusing on artists and subjects discussed multiple times on the platform. The archives reference Wassily Kandinsky's colors evolving into nouns, objects, and substances.