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05/06/2026

Nebraska-based painter Falon Stutzman creates emotionally charged scenes that feel suspended somewhere between memory, performance, and psychological theater. Working with flattened perspectives, bruised pastel tones, and exaggerated bodily gestures, her figures appear tender yet unsettling, vulnerable yet strangely theatrical. Faces stretch and distort, eyes drift outward, and bodies fold into dreamlike spaces where intimacy, discomfort, humor, and melancholy coexist. Her paintings carry a raw immediacy that resists polished resolution, allowing emotion to remain exposed on the surface of the canvas. Through these distorted characters and cinematic compositions, Stutzman constructs a deeply personal visual language that explores the fragility of human connection and the strange emotional weight of everyday life.
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02/06/2026

Rest in Peace, Hilde Lynn Helphenstein

Through her project Jerry Gogosian, Hilde Lynn Helphenstein reshaped the language of contemporary art commentary online. What began as satire evolved into a powerful form of institutional critique, exposing the hierarchies, performances, ambitions, insecurities, and contradictions embedded within the art world with rare precision, humor, and honesty.

Her work resonated because it came from deep inside the system itself. Sharp, uncomfortable, intelligent, and often painfully accurate, her voice made the art world look at itself in ways few others could.

Her passing is a profound loss for the broader creative community.

Rest in peace, Hilde.

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01/06/2026

Painter Yan Bingqing creates psychologically charged paintings where elongated figures, distorted proportions, and quiet surrealism merge into scenes that feel both intimate and deeply uncanny. Working primarily in tempera, Yan Bingqing constructs delicate yet unsettling worlds in which the body becomes unstable, hands multiply, gestures appear suspended between tenderness and control, and faces carry an almost mask-like stillness. Her muted palettes and soft, antique-like surfaces contrast with the emotional tension embedded within each composition, allowing vulnerability, desire, isolation, and ambiguity to coexist. Rather than relying on direct narrative, her paintings unfold through atmosphere and subtle psychological pressure, inviting viewers into spaces where innocence and unease exist simultaneously.
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24/05/2026

We are excited to announce the selected artists for issue 10 of Artsin Square! congratulations 🔥
curated by Kurt Beers, founder of ✔️
On the cover: Christian Rex van Minnen

On the back: Eva Tellier
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Contents:
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FEATURED INTERVIEW

Christian Rex van Minnen
Kurt Beers

SELECTED ARTISTS

Adelle Rawluk, Aelana Curran, Alex Maceda, Anna Martí, Bîstyek, Brian Barr, Cam DeCaussin, Cat Spillman, Charles Hickey, Dan Ferrer, Daria Em, Despina Zografos, Diego Suarez, Duncan Brown, Elen Bezhen, Elise Wehle, Emily Wise, Erica Podwojski, Erik Sommer, Esther Rosa, Eugenie Kawabata, Fiona Finnegan, Gemma Holzer, Giovanni Lombardi, Grace Huang, Griffin Rich, H Ryan Kim, Harley Manifold, Holden Willard, HP Denham, Jana LaChance, Jieun Cheon, Jillian Knipe, Jolene Powell, Josh Lambert, Justin Pumfrey, Katerina Haaland, Katie Berka, katrien Thomas, Lauren Rice, Lena Nikcevic, Lori-Ann Urbanski, Marc Allgaier, Maureen Cox, Mike Thebridge, Minji Kim, Nicolajj Anne-Renske, Nikos Karakolis, Niloofar Mohammadi Far, Noah Beauregard, Noosha Golab, Ólöf Kristín Ólafsdóttir, Patrick Larochelle, Patryk Hadas, Paul Anagnostopoulos, Regina Bos, Richard Chance, Robin Crofut-Brittingham, Robin Venter, Samir Rakhmanov, Seth Pick, Sheida Shekarian, Steffen Schiemann, Su A Chae, Tadeáš Kotrba, Tomàs Morell, Tusevo Landu, Violet Costello, Wako Ishiguro, Yeji Jeon, Yinghua Zhang, Zhiyu You

INTERVIEW WITH SELECTED ARTISTS
ChingKe Lin
Eva Tellier
John Stark

FEATURED ARTIST
Josh Allen & Katrina Pisetti

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21/05/2026

Drawing from the visual language of fashion, performance, and fantasy, the artist duo behind creates meticulously rendered charcoal works that blur the boundaries between glamour and psychological portraiture. Their monochromatic compositions merge masked figures, sculptural bodies, rhinestones, latex-like surfaces, and theatrical styling into surreal characters that feel both seductive and enigmatic. Through hyper-controlled shading and highly stylized forms, the works explore ideas of identity, transformation, concealment, and self-construction, while referencing club culture, couture aesthetics, drag performance, and contemporary image-making. Oscillating between intimacy and spectacle, their practice constructs a world where beauty becomes both armor and performance.
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20/05/2026

Drawn from folklore, bodily transformation, and dreamlike psychological tension, the work of (Ellie Dabies) constructs uncanny narratives where human and animal forms merge into fragile, emotionally charged beings. Through meticulously rendered oil paintings on wood, the artist creates atmospheric worlds inhabited by skeletal dogs, hybrid creatures, pale figures, and nocturnal landscapes that feel suspended between myth and memory. Balancing tenderness with discomfort, these works explore vulnerability, instinct, fear, and survival while maintaining a striking visual precision that intensifies their surreal emotional weight. The muted palettes, luminous skin tones, and eerie stillness throughout the compositions evoke a contemporary gothic sensibility that feels both intimate and unsettling.
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14/05/2026

Mama’s Dream by 🪄
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13/05/2026

Very inspiring text by Noah Becker 🔥
( ) artist, author, publisher of Whitehot Magazine comin’ in hot for 2026
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“The art world can be terrible for an artist’s mental health.”
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12/05/2026

Through intricate layers of ink, yarn, and embroidery, artist Linda Männel ( ) expands the image beyond the limits of the canvas, allowing the work to physically inhabit the surrounding space. Created following a residency on Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, the piece reflects her response to the tension between the overwhelming force of nature and the growing intrusion of western civilization into fragile ecosystems. By leaving the threads uncut and cascading outward, Männel transforms the surface into something organic and unruly — a work that continues to grow, spill, and occupy space like the jungle itself.

Yucatan II
Ink and yarn on canvas, 2023
210 × 130 cm
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11/05/2026

Raised as a woman in Iran, ( ) Niloofar Mohamadifar’s practice is profoundly shaped by the intersections of politics, religion, gender, and social structures. Working within the context of the Middle East, her work confronts the pervasive systems of oppression that continue to influence both collective and personal experience.
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Through painting and visual storytelling, Mohamadifar examines the ways human suffering becomes normalized, overlooked, or silenced within contemporary society. Her works often employ elements of exaggeration, symbolism, and subtle humor as a means of approaching deeply painful and politically charged subjects, creating a visual language that invites reflection while challenging emotional detachment.
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Centered on the human condition, her practice responds to the instability of contemporary life and the socio-political realities that shape it. Whether through imagery, titles, or narrative undertones, her works function as acts of resistance, giving form to voices, experiences, and tensions that frequently remain unheard.
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