Loop Art Critique

An immersive virtual space for artists to meet, connect, and exchange ideas.

Colorful abstract 3D figures with distorted faces stand before a vibrant, surreal backdrop. The words “ENTER LOOP” appear in a white box at the center of the image.

Artwork by Canek Zapata and Galina Shevchenko

Loop Art Critique is a virtual community connecting artists through critique, conversation, and creative exchange. Founded by artist Ariel Baron-Robbins in 2022, Loop began collaborating with the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA Miami) in 2025 on programming that brings artists together for dialogue, exhibitions, and learning. Loop’s digital infrastructure is developed and supported by Mud Foundation.

 You are invited to attend “Salon Sundays” at @loopartcritique

inspired by Louise Bourgeois <3
Every Sunday, 12 pm – 2 pm & 5 pm – 7 pm ET
Enter Loop at these times to join.

An index of links to Techspressionist artists’ projects in Loop is forthcoming, including works by Uli Ap, Ariel Baron Robbins, Lucy Boyd Wilson, Clayton Campbell, Renata Janiszewska, Carolina Kleine Samson, Sahar Moussavi, Galina Shevchenko, Nina Sobell, and Joey Zaza.

Enter LOOP // How to Use LOOP

Black text on a white background reads: Institute of/ /Contemporary Art/ Miami. Forward and backward slashes are placed around some words.Black text on a white background reads: Loop Art Critique. The letters are layered and overlap, with unique font sizes and arrangements creating a playful, artistic design.Mud Foundation logo featuring the letters MUD in a blocky, abstract design on the left and the words MUD FOUNDATION in a clean, modern font on the right.