Maximilian Tapogna

Choreographer Ligia Lewis transforms CARA into a theater of concepts Posted Currently on view, ‘study now steady’ is a foray into the relationship between audience and performer, told through a Black feminist lens Perhaps the most interesting part of study now steady—a performance by dancer Ligia Lewis—isn’t the choreography, but the people watching.

Documents asks 12 recent Central Saint Martins students about borrowed inspirations, sustainable aspirations, and the city’s many haunts Hundreds of trains depart King’s Cross station every day, with services bound for Birmmingham, Cardiff, Inverness, Amsterdam, and Paris. Over 50,000 passengers travel through the station on a daily basis, making the central London terminal an immeasurable incubator for human interaction, however brief or serendipitous.

The artist shares a list of books inspired by her latest exhibition ‘Climate Futurism’ while in residence with Headlands Center for the Arts Using a variety of media—photography, sculpture, historical artifacts—artist Erica Deeman explores how Black identities have been shaped over generations.