Topical Cream is a New York-based arts organization supporting the work of women and gender non-conforming contemporary artists.
Topical Cream’s 2024 Honoree is Lena Henke
Who Gets to Decide?: Cancel Culture and Museums
Feature EIR 2024
Spirit House at Cantor Arts: A Meditation on Loss and Legacy
Feature #CantorArtsExhibition Review
“Modern is How My Mother Made Me”: The Harlem Renaissance and Transatlantic Modernism
Feature EIR 2024
Rx Studio: Puppies Puppies interviewed by Bobbi Salvör Menuez
Rx Studio
In Excess of Speech
Feature EIR 2024
Come Dancing: Zineb Sedira at Goodman Gallery
Feature Exhibition Review
Canadian Art Institutions and Diasporic Indigenous Histories: A Case for Dissenting Voices
Feature EIR 2024
The Wanda Coleman Songbook: Cauleen Smith in Conversation with Lynn Hershman Leeson
Feature
Youth Workshop: DIY Button Making with Juliana Huxtable at Artists Space
Public Programming
Invitation from Ebony L. Haynes: Three New Poems by Rhea Dillon
Feature EIR 2024
Michele Abeles’s Turbocharged Economy of Mimicry
Feature
Rx Studio: Farah Al Qasimi interviewed by Cynthia Leung
Rx Studio
The “Personal Hauntings” of Arel Lisette and Alina Perez
Feature
Ebony L. Haynes is Topical Cream’s Editor-in-Residence for 2024
Editor-in-Residence