Kadist Foundation's digital project examines Passaic, NJ transformations alongside global censorship exhibition

The Kadist Foundation has launched an online initiative investigating the evolving codes and transformations of Passaic, New Jersey. Concurrently, an exhibition presents installation works, drawings, and readymades that probe the boundaries of censorship and artistic autonomy across international contexts. A separate retrospective of Williams's work received acclaim for its critical and visual innovation, though questions have emerged about whether this praise was fully warranted. Additionally, a photographic project revisits the life of a historical muse. These diverse artistic inquiries span digital platforms, gallery exhibitions, and retrospective assessments, all documented by author Amelia Rina for artcritical.