“Reality Called. I Hang Up”: Hilariously Offensive Greeting Cards by Bluntcard

Bieke Depoorter’s (b. 1984) breakthrough project Ou Menya saw her traveling the Trans Siberian railway, staying the night with strangers met along the way. Chance meetings and random encounters have proved pivotal to the Belgian visual artist’s practice ever since, resulting in series such as Agata, an artistic collaboration and friendship spanning more than four

Although the Memorial Easter Egg hunt had to be canceled due to “protocols,” ‘John Waters played gracious host at the Madonna Inn, an annual event which included an Easter Bunny photo studio for guests to “relive your awkward childhood mall portrait fantasies,” and this year, a 30th anniversary screening of Cry Baby with commentary by

Night Gallery is thrilled to announce Reliquary, an exhibition of new paintings by Jesse Mockrin. This marks the artist’s fourth solo show with the gallery and will be accompanied by an exhibition catalogue with an essay by Norman Bryson. 

By recording thoughts, emotions, and other imprints of her reality, Antigone Kourakou explores the universal dynamic between the natural environment and human presence, and the ability of their interaction to transform us. Her photographs—most often shot in her native Greece—strikingly contrast bright light with deep, velvety shadows. Her collaborative subjects, most frequently women, often appear