Nina K. Ekman, “AMAZONA ELEGIA” (2023), tufted deadstock yarn, metal rods, wooden structure, 107 x 66 x 66 inches (all photos Angella d'Avignon/Hyperallergic) LOS ANGELES — There’s a perennial booth ...
Tens of thousands of university students head to Fort Lauderdale every year for spring break (Credit: Alamy) What started as an escape for college swimmers has evolved into a debaucherous party. But ...
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