Spotlight Editorial
Sidney Mullis in Pittsburgh: Sculptural Forests & Resurrecting the Inner Child
Pittsburgh-based writer Lexi Bishop met with sculptor Sidney Mullis on a characteristically gray day in southwestern Pennsylvania. From Mullis’ studio in the basement of a former Catholic church surrounded by tactile, dreamy sculptures, Bishop asked Mullis about her nomadic childhood, the influence of Pittsburgh on her work, and where she sees her work headed.
The Wind Took Everything: In Conversation with Kevin Quiles Bonilla
Kevin Quiles Bonilla’s solo exhibition at the Baxter St. Camera Club of New York is a harrowing exhortation of what can only be described as “colonial satire”.
Finding Flow: Courtney Puckett and Sarah Grass on Balancing Art and Life
Sarah Grass and Courtney Puckett, featured artists on Testudo, delve into the intricacies of balancing their creative practices with the demands of daily life. From Sarah’s studio in Ridgewood, Queens, to Courtney’s in Upstate New York, both artists share insights on maintaining a sustainable live/work rhythm, the interplay between their studio work and other commitments, and the influence of rituals and external practices on their art.
Horizons Beyond Time: A Conversation with Will Hutnick
Will Hutnick is an artist based in Sharon, CT. Following a recent solo show at Geary Contemporary in Millerton, NY, Will spoke with writer Taliesin Thomas about examining his work through a queer lens, how early digital aesthetics influence his paintings, and the power of a thank you note.
Helping Objects Tell Their Story: Mikey Mosher's Studio Spotlight
From his studio in the West Loop of Chicago, artist Mikey Mosher invites us to listen to the silent conversations between objects. Beginning with a focus on collage, his practice has expanded out into a variety of mediums including photography, sculpture, projection, design, and digital fabrication.
Our Monthly Team Selects: May 2024
As May blossoms around us here in New York, our team selected five standout works from Testudo’s artists. Although we didn’t choose a specific theme for this month’s highlights, the spring season has us thinking about vibrant color palettes, organic forms, and works that speak to time and moments of transformation.
A Car is a Moving Canvas: A Conversation Between Zoe Alameda and Kati Kirsch
Kati Kirsch and Zoe Alameda, featured artists on Testudo, discuss the overlap in their practices, working with found objects, and the projects they are excited about this year. From Kati Kirsch’s studio in New York to Zoe Alameda’s in Los Angeles, both artists talk about collecting and hoarding images for inspiration, and how lifestyle differences have directly influenced their work.