Gioj De Marco on the 181

Our June 2026 article by Gioj De Marco, The 181: Composition in Three Volumes, is out.

WE WHO LOOK AFTER is a series of situation-specific compositions that took place between November 16 and November 18, 2024. The 181 (Brandon Boan, Abby Donovan, Tom Hughes, and Jason Rhodes), with special guests Sage Derezin, Eloise Fairbrother, and Kristen Morgin, gathered at three different sites across Los Angeles for compositions that jammed sonic, visual, climatic, and socially dynamic influxes into jazz-like collage phenomena.

This work is also the culmination of Prospect Art’s first Invitational Residency Project.

Luca Spano on the Ozhopé collective

Our April 2026 article by Luca Spano On being, waiting and looking. On Ozhopé Collective is out.

Ozhopé, founded in Malawi in 2017, “ (…) describes itself as a group of "thinkivists" who treat the Malawian landscape as a living laboratory. Their collaboration is defined by a "biopolitical collectivism," a practice that centers the human subject within the larger landscape of capitalism and ecology.”

Prospect Art is pleased to announce its 2027 and 2028 Curatorial Fellows. Alma Samuel has been selected as the 2027 Curatorial Fellow, and Amina Berdin and Jorge Van den Eynde have been selected as the 2028 Curatorial Fellows.

Recorded April 24, 2026

NEW WORK Focus on Los Angeles Info Session

This information session provides an overview of Prospect Art’s NEW WORK Focus on Los Angeles open call, including eligibility, program structure, application requirements, review criteria, and key deadlines.

Applications are due May 17, 2026.

Antar Kuri and León Muñoz Santini of Gato Negro Ediciones

This video documents a conversation with Antar Kuri and León Muñoz Santini of Gato Negro Ediciones discussing the book L.A. (SO) the story Goes. The discussion reflects on the motivations behind the book, the process of assembling the texts, and how Los Angeles functions as both subject and framework for contemporary artistic practice.

Upcoming Exhibition

Meet the artists participating in Change/Exchange, our 2027 4TH-WALL International Video Art Biennial, curated by Maximilian Lehner.

Support Prospect Art

Support Prospect Art by purchasing a limited edition print from our featured artists: Monica Rodriguez, Antar Kuri, Gioj De Marco, Pedro Inoch, Elizabeth Withstandley, Alan Nakagawa, Prima Jalichandra-Sakuntabhai, and Stephanie Deumer. Each print is available for $125, with an edition size of 10, and your purchase directly supports Prospect Art's mission and programming.

Work by Antar Kuri featured above.

Antar Kuri on Minna Philips

Read Minna in Fourth-dimensional land — a beautiful confusion.

Antar Kuri takes a deep dive into Minna Philips’s recent body of work. A journey that will take the reader through wormholes, piddock holes, and other portals, bringing us into a “speculative space of belonging and self-construction.”

Duong Thuy Nguyen

Prospect Art is pleased to announce Duong Thuy Nguyen as the Summer 2025 NEW WORK grantee. Based between Hanoi and London, Nguyen will develop Songs for the Unremembered, an experimental moving image work that reimagines archival materials from the Vietnam Center and Sam Johnson Vietnam Archive. The project weaves together sound, text, and digital interventions to explore memory, inheritance, and the lingering echoes of war.

New Broadcast series curated by Jessica Holtaway

Wild Mythologies is a curated series of discussions and screenings that explore emerging eco-cultural narratives. Grounded in creative inquiry and ecological awareness, the program embraces uncertainty as a space for connection, attentiveness, and resilience. Each artist contributes new questions, offering imaginative responses to the environmental crises shaping our world today.