State of Wonder
Carmen F. de Terenzio, Esteban TerenzioArt writing, reviews and other stories
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 39 | Subscribers | Read | stateofwonderart.com |
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The Shape of Thinking
What if drawing could function the way thinking does—looping, stalling, circling back on itself, often before language takes hold? In the exhibition Where Do I Go From Here?, artist Felice Grodin approaches drawing as a form of mental carto...
Inherited Geometry
How does an artist learn to see: through training or through something deeper passed on without notice? That question emerged after visiting Miami-based Brazilian artist Maritza Caneca’s studio at the Bakehouse Art Complex with art historia...
What Stayed
Philippe Katerine, Mr. Pink Takes Flight, inflatable sculpture made of steel cable, PVC and blowers. Photo courtesy of the artist. Lincoln Road, Miami Beach
Leo Castañeda: a conversation
###### Note: This conversation with Leo Castañeda was originally published in November 2023. Since then, his work has entered the 2026 Whitney Biennial. It remains grounded in the thinking and imagination that shape his work.
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I’m a writer based in Miami Beach exploring feminism, the resistance found in joy and rest, and how community is formed through art and language.
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