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Natalie Hegert

Natalie Hegert

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Arts Editor, Southwest Contemporary

Los Angeles

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Human interest, culture entertaintment, fashion popular trends, media

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Dogs (I love dogs, I just understand cats better!)

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Total articles 202

  • In Tulsa, an Ambitious Exhibition Asks Us to Hold onto Our Roots, While Drifting Toward the Future

    By Natalie Hegert| Southwest Contemporary@ Drift///Hold is the ambitious inaugural exhibition of Central Standard in Tulsa with major new works by five compelling early-career artists. Drift///HoldFebruary 22–April 18, 2025Central Standard, TulsaThe words “drift” and “hold” evoke opposites: forward-looking movement and backward-facing pause. But as political rhetoric, nationally and in red states like Oklahoma, becomes increasingly polarized, can we stretch away from binaries toward the complicated?

    By Natalie Hegert · Southwest Contemporary

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Amid Long-term Closure, Flood-Stricken Roswell Museum Extends into the Community

    By Natalie Hegert| Southwest Contemporary@ While the Roswell Museum’s doors remain closed following the disastrous flood last year, support comes from the local community and statewide arts organizations. ROSWELL—At the Roswell Public Library on a recent Saturday morning, parents mingled while kids moved between three stations of tables, dutifully scrubbing tarnished pennies with salt and vinegar, “restoring” photocopies of paintings with colored pencil, and gluing broken toys back together.

    By Natalie Hegert · Southwest Contemporary

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • In Tulsa, an Ambitious Exhibition Asks Us to Hold onto Our Roots, While Drifting Toward the Future

    By Natalie Hegert| Southwest Contemporary@ Drift///Hold is the ambitious inaugural exhibition of Central Standard in Tulsa with major new works by five compelling early-career artists. Drift///HoldFebruary 22–April 18, 2025Central Standard, TulsaThe words “drift” and “hold” evoke opposites: forward-looking movement and backward-facing pause. But as political rhetoric, nationally and in red states like Oklahoma, becomes increasingly polarized, can we stretch away from binaries toward the complicated?

    By Natalie Hegert · Southwest Contemporary

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Southwest Contemporary

Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain

+34 913 24 70 00