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The October Mind Yuriko Yamaguchi, Infinity Growth, 2026, at Barbara Davis Gallery Nature Lady. What We're Thinking, Seeing, Doing F rom the cellular level to the stars, Japanese-born L.A. artist Yuriko Yamaguchi conjures installations that are equal parts intergalactic and microscopic. The 2025 La DoubleJ founder J.J. Martin debuts her second book, Table Energy: Enter taining with Italian Spirit (Vendome). In this manifesto for joyful living, Martin showcases parties and gatherings across her adopted homeland of Italy. La DoubleJ tableware dazzles at al fresco lunches in Portofino, candlelit dinners on Lake Como, and sun-drenched feasts in Taormina. Cheeky entertaining tips paired with luminous photography pulse with La DoubleJ energy. Melissa Smrekar If you missed Post Houston's inaugural Art Club, an immersive new media museum filled with DJ sets and electronica, there's good news: Season 2 has landed. The cavernous spaces of downtown's former Barbara Jordan U.S. Post Office, reimagined by Rem Koolhaas- founded architecture firm OMA, make an extraordinary stage set for Art Club's high- tech environments (through mid-2027). Scene-stealer: Orkhan Mammadov's new take on art history in the digital age. Catherine D. Anspon Sci-Fi + Disco. Table Energy. Joan Mitchell Foundation resident's dreamlike constellations are featured at Barbara Davis Gallery (through October 17 and at the gallerist's booth during Untitled Art, Houston). Catherine D. Anspon Orkhan Mammadov, Visions, 2026, at Art Club, Post Houston 20 J.J. Martin and team