“Visualize the stigmatized society”, as Tanya Aguiniga said. The show at Museum of Arts and Design presents Aguiñiga’s long-term exploration of craft along the U.S-Mexico Border. Read more about it here.

Tanya Aguiniga explores immigration, identity, and culture in her solo show at the Museum of Art and Design. Read more about how the knots at the border convey the emotion of those commuters here. 

Tanya Aguiniga activates the AMBOS (Art Made Between Opposite Sides) project and brings her thinking into the community work. Read the article here.

The sculptures by Ruhwald, in this show, place themselves at the boundary between art, furniture and common everyday objects. Read more here.

Snarkitecture is going to fill up the National Building Museum with interactive rooms that bring numerous Snarkitecture designs into an immersive experience. Read more here.