Quinn Schoen

Quinn Schoen is a curator, writer, and Ph.D. candidate in art history at the Graduate Center, CUNY. He is currently the archivist and researcher at the Mel Bochner Estate and a program associate at the A&L Berg Foundation.

An exercise in obsession and control, Alexa West’s candy-coated Jawbreaker Part 1 Part 2 pushes its dancers into states of total fixation. Together they strut, convulse, and struggle toward perfection.

Alexa West’s Jawbreaker Part 1 Part 2 at 99 Canal, New York, 2025. Scenic design by Adam Charlap Hyman | CHH. Co-presented by 99 Canal and Pageant. Photo: Sarah Joy Choi.

In Dear John, Lina McGinn’s first solo exhibition at Europa, the artist pushes this material and metaphoric mutability toward its limits. A dozen sculptures, cast from cardboard boxes and dolled-up in various shades of high-gloss enamel, pose in states of torque across the gallery.

Lina McGinn, Girl with bright red hair carrying something down Bushwick Avenue, 2025. Polymerized gypsum, fiberglass, enamel, polyurethane, 64 × 23 × 11 inches. Courtesy the artist and EUROPA. Photo: Kunning Huang.

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