"When you’re active in creative communities, October tends to be busy. By rough count, I attended a dozen performances and more than 25 exhibitions last month. It’s energizing and inspiring to dive into each fall’s cultural harvest, despite the effort. This season, four new dance works stood out and resonated in pairs," writes Zachary Whittenburg in an October roundup.

"If Lap-See Lam’s past exhibitions have borne direct and literal traces of her well-publicized personal family history, often articulated through distinct aesthetic and sometimes theatrical scenographies and set designs, whether tangible or virtual, 192 Wing Lok Street manifests what to me is a fascinating process of “reduction” or fragmentation," finds Ashik Zaman about the artist's new exhibition at Secession in Vienna.​

"I’ve constantly been moving between these two places. Coming from a multicultural home and having to navigate between two vastly different environments has forced me to confront questions of identity and belonging that are deeply rooted in my thinking and art," says 2026 BFA graduate of Konstfack Aaron Bergstrand, reflecting on his upbringing between Kerala in Southern India and Stockholm.