The Elasticity of Being: Kate Meissner’s New Works at Lyles & King Confront the Biology of Motherhood
In the white-walled sanctuary of Lyles & King’s project space, a series of new paintings by Los Angeles-based artist Kate Meissner is currently commanding the attention of the New York…
Between Inheritance and Agency: Rachel Jump’s "Everyone is Icarus" Navigates the Biology of Memory
In the quiet, high-contrast landscape of black-and-white photography, lens-based artist Rachel Jump is charting a map of the invisible. Her latest body of work, Everyone is Icarus, is more than…
The Quantified Self: How We Became Middle Managers of Our Own Biology
The house is quiet, yet your day has already begun—not with the gentle arrival of sunlight or the smell of brewing coffee, but with a series of digital notifications. It…
The Fragility of Fate: Rachel Jump’s ‘Everyone is Icarus’ Confronts the Biology of Memory
In the quiet, high-contrast frames of lens-based artist Rachel Jump, the human experience is distilled into a meditation on what we are given and what we choose to keep. Her…
The Gatorgate Controversy: Why Rockstar’s Latest GTA 6 Cover Art Has Fans Fact-Checking Biology
The anticipation surrounding the release of Grand Theft Auto 6 has reached a fever pitch. With pre-orders slated to open next week, Rockstar Games finally pulled back the curtain on…
The Immortal Verse: Rewriting the Future of Literature Through Synthetic Biology
In a landmark convergence of avant-garde poetry and cutting-edge biotechnology, Canadian poet Christian Bök and University of Texas chemical engineer Lydia Contreras have achieved what was once the exclusive domain…












