In a candid interview with Brainard Carey of the Yale University, artist Isaac Lythgoe opens up about the concepts, process, and ambitions behind his forthcoming solo exhibition at Kutlesa New York.
Lythgoe explains how his latest body of work navigates the uneasy terrain between mythic narrative and contemporary visual language, using using earth‑tone colors, fragmented figurations, and a touch of theatrical staging to interrogate the stories we tell ourselves about identity and power.
Lythgoe explains how his latest body of work navigates the uneasy terrain between mythic narrative and contemporary visual language, using using earth‑tone colors, fragmented figurations, and a touch of theatrical staging to interrogate the stories we tell ourselves about identity and power.
Jan 20, 2026
