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Inside Sarah Gamble’s Wild, Radiant World at Derek Eller Gallery

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By Mary Elaine Lasley
| Arte Fuse
Installation view, Sarah Gamble: Trip the Light Fantastic at Derek Eller Gallery, New York, 2026. Photo credit: Adam Reich. Sarah Gamble: Trip the Light Fantastic at Derek Eller Gallery July 15 – August 28, 2026 Images courtesy of the artist, Derek Eller Gallery, and Adam Reich At Derek Eller Gallery, Sarah Gamble is turning up flowerbeds and peering through trees.
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At Harper’s Chelsea 512, Eleanor Johnson and Lydia Makin Chase the First Spark, NYC

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By Mary Elaine Lasley
| Arte Fuse
Installation view, Eleanor Johnson + Lydia Makin: Entanglements at Harper’s Chelsea 512. All images courtesy Harper’s, New York. Eleanor Johnson + Lydia Makin: Entanglements Harper’s Chelsea 512 January 8 – February 14, 2026 Images courtesy of Harper’s Chelsea 512 At Harper’s Chelsea 512 Gallery, Eleanor Johnson and Lydia Makin are looking back to the beginning.
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Lana Del Rey and Quavo’s “Tough”: Is It, Though?

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By Mary Elaine Lasley
| WHUS-FM (Storrs, CT) Verified
“Tough,” a collaboration between Lana Del Rey and Quavo, was released on July 3rd—Independence Day Eve, a choice certainly in line with the song’s all-American ethos. Del Rey and Quavo take a raw, smoky, biker-bar anthem and lay it over a clicking 808 beat, fusing country and trap—though, unfortunately, both genres lose a bit of their sparkle in the process.
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