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Amaryllis DeJesus Moleski concentrates on what we can feel but cannot see. Metallic iridescence and neon colors shimmer, illuminating a blueprint for survival that breathes life into ancient mythologies. Said the Rainbow to the Grave examines and alters our baseline, our symbols for what it means to be human. The rainbow is urgent, calling back …

Here's our first C& SPECIAL PRINT ISSUE #Nairobi focusing on the great art scene of the city – written and edited by the participants of our C& Critical Writing Workshop in Nairobi. This issue was exclusively authored, designed and printed in Nairobi, where it was distributed all over the city beyond the usual art hubs and institutions.

Participating Galleries Part II Mariane Ibrahim Gallery, Seattle, Founded 2012 ruby onyinyechi amanze, Born 1982, Booth # 532 Confronted with the notion of identities, Lagos-born, Brooklyn-based ruby onyinyechi amanze expresses a detachment with the social assumption that a single geography is necessary to ground an individual. She firmly excludes the concept of belonging to a place …