Nancy Spero’s pro-choice art graces walls this week while Valentina Di Liscia delves into the controversial destruction of Casa Cueva, one of Juan O'Gorman’s masterpieces. In Brooklyn, Elliott Arkin’s Salvator Mundi Museum of Art stands as a quirky homage to Leonardo da Vinci’s enigmatic painting. Jamaica Kincaid’s eyebrows were an early act of personal defiance, while Palestinian cultural erasure, particularly in New York City, is subtly woven into the fabric of Israeli cuisine.
Meanwhile, Western Armenian language speakers fight for their linguistic heritage, as trans advocates push back against misgendering and discrimination. Art, identity, and memory intertwine in a week where each piece tells its own story of struggle and triumph.
