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Arcane 5 will be released on May 26. Preorders are now open at the link in bio. Thank you to everyone involved. Launch events will be announced soon, with the first one taking place in Paris. Featuring: Hélène Janicot, Travis Fairclough, Raheel Khan, Nan Goldin, Hala Wardé, Arthur Jafa, Richard Prince, Nancy Spector, Julien Ceccaldi, Clémentine Adou, Collezione Nancy Delroi, Megan Plunkett, Winnie Mo Rielly, Zazou Roddam, Louis Osmosis, Michelle Uckotter, Constance Debré, Shahryar Nashat, Sung Tieu, David L. Johnson, Uri Aran, Andrea Fraser, Matthew Barney, Michaël Borremans, Nat Faulkner, Diego Marcon, Jana Euler, Matt Saunders, Steve Bishop, Vladislav Markov, Ben Broome, Matthias Groebel, Walter Pichler, Peter Doig, Nico-Lou Monheim Carrasquillo, Florence Jung, and Cyprien Gaillard. Texts and contributions by @st__eeve @guillaumeoranger @fiona.vilmer @c4r0_drv7 @roughversion @fridaythetenth @thisfakeunity @rez.one.rez and Ian Erickson @marioncoindeau @pat_mustang @george_dbdjffjfnegh @pierreamateos @anyacharrison @estellem_____ @theocasciani @cozydeepin @heloisechasse @baptiste_renoux_francois @drabl @henry_belden @psychaugas and others.

Discussion with Brandon Ndife and Louis Osmosis On the occasion of their duo show On the Swing of Norms at Amanita in New York @louisosmosis @brandon.ndife @amanita.ny The show is up until April 19 at Amanita 1 Freeman Alley, New York, NY, 10003 Images courtesy of the artist and Amanita

WHAT’S ON? 10 picks in New York A selection of exhibitions currently in the city, by Arcane MATTHEW MARKS plein air February 13–April 18, 2026 GALERIE BUCHHOLZ
isa genzken
Projects for Outside - ISA USA
March 12–April 25, 2026 TIMES
nina beier
Old Friends
February 21–May 9, 2026 MAXWELL GRAHAM
hans haacke . louise lawler
Hans Haacke . Louise Lawler
March 5–April 18, 2026 AMANITA
brandon ndife and louis osmosis
On the Swing of Norms
March 6–April 19, 2026 DAVID ZWIRNER
isa genzken
VACATION
March 13–April 18, 2026 THETA
paul etienne lincoln, isabelle frances mcguire, ty palow, timothy lee standring, hannah taurins
Period Piece
March 20–April 25, 2026 DAVID KORDANSKY GALLERY
torbjørn rødland
Bones in the Canal and Other Photographs
March 12–April 25, 2026 KING’S LEAP
noémie degen / simon jaton
Iris
February 21–March 28, 2026 GREENE NAFTALI
katharina wulff
Day and Night Before My Eyes
March 12–April 25, 2026

Rob Kulisek in Arcane 4 Text by Juliette Desorgues @rob_kulisek @juliettedesorgues New York–based artist Rob Kulisek conceives of the image less as a motionless medium than as a site of refusal to be fixed. Working primarily with photography, his practice shifts fluidly between fashion and art, and across forms, where human bodies, animals, and objects appear with charged immediacy. Pictured: Sausha’s False Overdose [makeup by Nat Carlson], 2025 courtesy of the artist and Good or Trash, Paris  @good_or_trash Arcane 4 is available on our website at the link bio and in selected bookshops around the world

Andrea Fourchy in Arcane 4 An interview by Antoine Clauss @andreafourchycatfish @antoine_clauss We met Andrea Fourchy in her studio in Long Island City. An area that sits at a liminal edge, freight tracks, old factories and emerging family-friendly neighborhood. A place that seems constantly in the making between these disparate elements, maybe the proper spirit to introduce Andrea Fourchy’s work. Born in 1990 and a UC Davis graduate, she has exhibited at Lomex in New York (Girlfriends, No Head) and at Société in Berlin (Bachelors). Her paintings often explore the unstable relations between bodies and objects, beings and architectures, spaces where figures, forms, and surfaces overlap and contaminate one another. Pictured: Andrea Fourchy, July 8 Acrylic, oil and wax on linen 69”x 71” Photo by Jake Shore Arcane 4 is available on our website at the link bio and in selected bookshops around the world

Lorenzo Amos in Arcane 4 An interview by Adam Zhu With guest Talal Abillama 'Lorenzo’s world resonates with my own. An East Village kid like myself, his work evokes a romanticized life - a brick walled tenement, a white wood floor studio, walls covered with gestures and doodles from cleaning his brushes, a revolving cast of characters fill the space. It wasn’t long after we met our worlds intertwined. I always visit Lorenzo at sunset, he prefers that time because the way the light fills his studio. Being in his studio with newly finished large paintings, an air of anticipation and excitement filled the room. Sitting with Talal, we quickly reflected on what we had all come together to accomplish so far and what was to come.' Arcane 4 is available on our website at the link bio and in selected bookshops around the world @lorenzoamosf @z.h.u1 @talalabillama @gratinnyc

Literature in Arcane 4 Carnet curated by Antonia Singer With Isabella Greenwood, Nico Lou Carrasquillo, Nora Iris Mitchell, Montana Thomas, Jacob Ace, Kay Kasperhauser and Antoine Clauss Discover excerpts in the following slides. Arcane 4 is available on our website via the link in bio and in selected bookshops worldwide.

Michel Auder in Arcane 4 An interview by Pierre-Alexandre Mateos Michel Auder is a major figure in experimental video and contemporary art, whose work spans several decades and artistic movements. From the 1960s, he became known as a meticulous documentarian of the New York underground, notably capturing the life surrounding Andy Warhol and the Factory collective. His films and videos blend improvisation, intimate proximity with his subjects, and a keen sensitivity to the temporality and rhythm of everyday life. A pioneering artist in the use of video as a narrative and aesthetic medium, Auder explored editing, re-editing, and video scanning to create hybrid works situated between documentary, diary, and filmed performance. In the 1970s and 1980s, he collaborated with iconic figures of the New York artistic and literary scene—such as Cookie Mueller, Taylor Mead, and Gary Indiana, giving his films a collective, almost choral dimension. At the same time, Auder became a master of video installation, experimenting with spatial arrangements and the relationship between image and viewer, while maintaining his focus on intimacy and daily life. His work is a valuable testimony to American underground culture and its transformations, offering a sensitive and critical perspective on the passage of time, social uses of media, and the fragility of collective memory. In this conversation, we revisit his major works and the artistic reality of an artist who successfully combined experimental rigor, documentary insight, and personal sensibility, becoming an essential icon of video art and the underground. Arcane 4 is available on our website at the link bio and in selected bookshops around the world

Discussion with Nat Faulkner On the occasion of his last show Strong Water at Camden Art Centre @nat_faulkner @camdenartcentre Arcane is pleased to introduce Discussion, a new feature presenting short conversations with artists from around the world. Images and Interview @arcane_press

WHAT’S ON?  10 picks in London  A selection of exhibitions currently in the city, by Arcane EMALIN, Anna Clegg / Dan Flavin  CONDO London, Emalin hosting Peter Freeman 16 January - 14 February MODERN ART, Linder Where the Tongue Slips It Speaks Truth 16 January – 21 February 2026 SOFT OPENING, Sam Lipp Base 17 January – 14 March 2026 CAMDEN ARTS CENTRE, Nat Faulkner Strong water 16 January - 22 March BRUNETTE COLEMAN, Paride Maria Calvia, Hubert Duprat, Irene Fenara CONDO London, Brunette Coleman Hosting ZERO 17 January - 14 February A. SQUIRE, Elizabeth Englander The Elizabethan Lumber Room 17 January – 7 March 2026 GINNY ON FREDERICK, Sophie Giraux, Albert Dietrich CONDO London, Ginny on Frederick Hosting City Galerie Wein  17 January – 14 February 2026 SERPENTINE, Peter Doig House of Music 10 October 2025 – 8 February 2026 NICOLETTi, Inès di Folco Jemni Title The Smell of Freshness 17 January - 14 Februray CARLOS/ISHIKAWA, Lloyd Corporation The Vital Difference 17 January – 7 March 2026

In “Jacqueline Humphries, Look Infinitely,” Guillaume Oranger traces how Jacqueline Humphries stages painting as a site of sustained contradiction—where abstraction, digital language, and embodied looking collide without resolution. Originally published in Arcane (@arcane_press ) Issue 4, the essay reads Humphries’ work not as a verdict on painting’s fate, but as an ongoing test of its capacity to hold doubt, duration, and multiplicity. “Jacqueline Humphries” is on view through April 5, 2026. Read the full piece on Art&Ideas, and purchase Arcane Issue 4 at the link in bio. __ Installation view: Jacqueline Humphries, 2025. Aspen Art Museum. Photo: Dan Bradica

Reilly Davidson in Arcane 4 An imaginary exhibition @reillykdavidson Arcane 4 is available on our website at the link in bio and in selected bookshops around the world