Salvador Dalí's artistic interpretations of Christ stand out as some of his most controversial pieces. His unique approach to religion raises intriguing questions: does his ethereal portrayal of faith distance us from the divine, or does it draw us closer to a state of transcendence? This week, Ed Simon delves into Dalí's concept of "nuclear mysticism," a fascinating blend of quantum physics and Catholicism that gave rise to a Crucifixion artwork so striking that it was subjected to physical attacks on two separate occasions.
For those seeking a mix of spirituality and creativity this weekend, Emily Drew Miller examines matzah as a medium for addressing political divides within the Jewish community. Meanwhile, Natalie Haddad invites readers to explore The Met's latest Raphael exhibition, and curator Ryan N. Dennis shares her transformative journey from community involvement to leadership roles in the art world.
Additionally, don't miss our exclusive interview with the anonymous woman featured in numerous gallery press images, along with highlights from our 2026 April Fools issue--a reminder that laughter is an essential part of the revolution.
—Valentina Di Liscia, senior editor
