Adi Berardini

The Gift of Time: In Conversation with Holly Timpener | Femme Art Review By Brody Weaver Holly Timpener is a non-binary performance artist, facilitator, and PhD Candidate in the Interdisciplinary Studies program at Concordia University. Their extensive body of performance…

Read the latest interview by Brody Weaver with Holly Timpener, a performance artist, facilitator, and PhD Candidate at Concordia University.

Through their collaborative projects, Timpener has brought together 50+ trans and non-binary artists to create performance art addressing trauma and gender.

Femme Demo: Studio Visit with Jenny Fine | Femme Art Review Interview by Julia Betts Femme Demo is a series of conversations highlighting the insights and expertise of women and LGBTQ2S+ artists. These artists share their creative experiences through…

Read the interview with Jenny Fine from the new series 'Femme Demo' by Julia Betts, highlighting women and LGBTQ2S+ artists through discussion and demonstration.
Jenny Fine discusses her work that explores her personal and cultural identity, addressing themes of care, grief, and family connections.

Introducing The Old Tai and Beijing Shichahai | Femme Art Review By Tina Wang and Tianjiao Wang The Old Tai and Beijing Shichahai (老太和北京什刹海) is an artist duo formed by Tina Wang and Tianjiao Wang. They are interested in important yet often overlooked qualities in…

Read more about the collaboration 'The Old Tai and Beijing Shichahai,' an artist duo formed by Tina Wang and Tianjiao Wang. Their conversation looks at the intersection of film and performance and what it means to make art in a nourishing way.
#art #film #collaboration

I’ll Pick the Cyborg: Connective Thread at Ivory Gate Gallery | Femme Art Review By Samuel Schwindt Florals dance with armor; aggressive suturing marries fossilized detritus; foreboding becomes forewarning. The idealized fractured is the idealized subverted — according to Ivory…

Read the latest #review by Samuel Schwindt on the exhibition 'Connective Thread' curated by Michelle Alexander at Ivory Gate Gallery, featuring artists Michelle Grabner, Sam Jaffe, Lauren Seiden, Adrianne Rubenstein, and Michelle Alexander.

Who’s Afraid of Labour Justice? In Conversation with Furqan Mohamed Interview by Adi Berardini What can our fears tell us about one another? Could embracing our fears instead of keeping them at arm’s length connect us closer together? Furqan Mohamed curated the…

Read the latest #interview with Furqan Mohamed by Adi Berardini about the exhibition “Who’s Afraid of Labour Justice?” at Charles Street Video as part of Mayworks Festival of Working People and the Arts, featuring artists Nahomi Amberber, Saysah, and Farah Ghafoor.
#art #labour #haunting

The Weeds Always Come Back: An Interview with Laleh Motlagh By Samuel Schwindt I clichély joke every Chicago “fools spring” that the perpetually pending warmth makes me a houseplant desperate for a little sunlight (to restore my sanity). I tossed this joke to…

Read the latest interview by Samuel Schwindt with artist Laleh Motlagh, whose latest exhibition ‘Cultivating Dispersal’ at Chicago Art Department explores the concept of weeds as resistance of Iranian women. Read more here: femmeartreview.com/2025/04/28/t...
#art #sculpture #film

As much as I try to be an advocate for this city, especially the arts, London, Ontario has really just traumatized me in return. 😭

It's because you're so adorable and everyone wants to love you!!

Messy Babies and Mother-Monsters: Liz McCarthy’s Post-Natal Overload by Matt Morris “I want more happy children in our country and I want beautiful young men and women who are eager to welcome them into the world and eager to raise them.” –Vice President JD Vance…

Read Matt Morris's review of Liz McCarthy’s recent exhibition THE EXPECTANCIES at Chicago’s Roman Susan Art Foundation @romansusan.bsky.social. McCarthy's exhibit consisted of an uneasy nursery populated by ceramic infants.
#art #review #ceramics

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Unruly Images: In Conversation with Carly Ries | Femme Art Review By Emma Fiona Jones Carly Ries is an artist and curator working with images, photo books, and archives. I was first introduced to them by photographer Justine Kurland at her Dumbo studio…

Read the latest interview with Carly Ries by Emma Fiona Jones about their practice and the 2nd edition of their photo book, 'Centerfold.' Ries speaks more about Centerfold, gender, the gaze, and the physicality of the image.
#art #photography #photobook #queerart

Did a fascist sit down at a table you're serving? Oops, it's break time. Did they walk into your store? Oops, early closing. Did you get invited to brief them in something? Such a bummer, you are triple booked.
Do. Not. Show. Up. For. Fascists.