Alannah Farrell’s oil paintings contemplate the anxiety of modern queer life

In their latest show, artist Alannah Farrell protests the taboo discourse around gender dysphoria with emotional nuance. — Millen Brown-Ewens

Cosmo Whyte | Forecast Form: Art in the Caribbean Diaspora, 1990s–Today

In Beyond the Boundary, 2022, Jamaican artist Cosmo Whyte memorializes the West Indies’ five consecutive cricket victories against the English in 1984 by printing a photograph of a jubilant crowd holding a sign reading BLACK WASH onto a heavy nickel-plated steel-bead curtain in the entryway between two galleries. — Daniel R. Quiles

Painter Alannah Farrell Brings Us Inside Their Studio as They Put the Finishing Touches on a New L.A. Solo Show

Creating just the right mood of comfortable collaboration is key to this process, said Farrell, noting their studio acts something like a stage. “Whatever time we share in the studio filters into my excitement in doing the work.” — Katie White