P. Eldridge’s writing and curatorial work examines how gender, language, and institutions shape a person’s ability to describe their own life. Drawing on trans and feminist writing, she treats self-understanding as a process that remains open to change. Through SISSY ANARCHY, Worms World, and The Compost Library, she supports experimental writing and collective learning. Across these projects, care involves…

Danny Bredar’s paintings and exhibitions are connected to an ongoing literary project, The Webs of Doubt. Developed over approximately twelve years, the project brings together books, fictional identities, and changing narrative structures. Characters move beyond the page into exhibition texts and physical settings, linking questions of authorship to the organization of an exhibition. For the Chicago-based artist,…

Iva Davidová is a Czech artist based in Brno whose work considers how vulnerability can be represented without reducing a being to its suffering. Her drawings and reliefs include animals that cooperate, require care, and remain subject to mortality. Her work explores militant gentleness, interspecies communication, interspecies communities, and radical imagination. In her work, she is interested in the perception of…

Keith J. Varadi is an American curator, gallerist, artist, and writer based in Los Angeles. His work centers on the social conditions that allow art to be made, presented, discussed, and sustained. At Gene's Dispensary, he brings together artists across generations and disciplines while treating friendship, criticism, sales, publishing, performance, and public gathering as parts of the same cultural structure. The…

Julia Taszycka is part of a generation of artists rethinking the ready-made through urban change, postindustrial waste, and informal economies. The Polish, New York-based artist works with found objects that retain marks of use: dirt, rust, breakage, wear, and traces of prior function. Her installations are precise and often minimal, but their restraint serves a critical purpose. By moving discarded things into the…