The following article was first published by Square Cylinder on Dec. 5. Feast is on view at Johansson Projects until January 3rd, 2026. L. Song Wu’s “Feast” takes its inspiration from South Korean Mukbang videos to reflect upon banal but disconcerting appetites of modern women with food. Song’s… +

The following article was first published by Momus in October 2025. Leilah Babirye’s first solo museum show, We Have a History, at the de Young Museum in San Francisco, is comprised of twelve large-scale sculptures made between 2019 and 2024, three of which are on view for… +

The following interview was published by Square Cylinder in November 2025. Rupy C. Tut’s exhibition of new work builds on the ornate legacy of Indian miniature painting in order to conceive expansive psychological landscapes that envision ecological balance and well-being. Tut attributes the show’s title,… +

The following review was originally published by Square Cylinder in October 2025. With a new suite of fourteen color-soaked, rectangular abstractions, Marsha Cottrell challenges assumptions about perspective, visibility, and collaborative analog technologies. These works blur the boundary between painting and printing, courtesy of a digital office… +

The following article was originally published by Square Cylinder in August 2025. San Francisco is a city of microclimates. Neighborhood temperatures can vary by twenty degrees, one foggy, one warm and bright. Conditions may be exacerbated by summer climes which draw hot, dry air from… +