A staring contest with Will Rogan's slippery corner entities - 48 hills
Rogan's exhibition cleverly challenges perceptions of reality and time through multifaceted sculptures that suggest both emotional depth and an interaction with the viewer.
Wessely's path has been fluid. After cutting his teeth in photography, he began to feel 'limited by the camera as a tool,' pushing him towards kinetic forms.
Ugandan artist's first solo show at the de Young creates queer ancestors
Leilah Babirye demonstrates the power of her sculpting process using a chainsaw, merging traditional African art with contemporary elements to express the rich history of queer communities in Africa.