Movement at the Edge of the Land: Brie Ruais at the Moody Center
Ruais’s exhibition “Movement at the Edge of the Land” at the Moody Center for the Arts at Houston’s Rice University is on view through August 28.
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Andrew Brischler Draws Inspiration from the idea of the Monster
Andrew Brischler Takes Inspiration From Classic Horror Movie Posters to Create “Monster”.
Andile Dyalvane Translates his Dreams into Ceremonial Objects
The South African artist Andile Dyalvane speaks to Whitewall about the spiritual nature of his practice.
Everette Taylor Builds A Community of Friends Through Collecting
Everette Taylor Builds A Community of Friends Through Collecting
Deborah Roberts Asks Her Audience to See Vulnerability, Strength, and Beauty
Deborah Roberts Asks Her Audience to See Vulnerability, Strength, and Beauty
Amanda Valdez Finds Gratitude in the Accumulation of Labor and Perspective
Whitewall spoke about weaving, compartmentalization, and lessons learned with Valdez, whose Sweet Trouble (2020) is part of the group exhibition “Fringe” opening tomorrow, July 8, at Denny Dimin Gallery.
Curtis Kulig Goes Head to Head with Max Blagg
Whitewall caught up with Kulig early this summer to hear about the making of Loud Money, “All Smiles,” and what he’s working on next.
Inès Longevial Finds Freedom in Color
Whitewall spoke with the artist about why the paintings in “Before the sun sinks low” are her most courageous yet.
Sho Shibuya Paints a Visual Daily Diary
Sho Shibuya’s Visual Diary “Sunrise from a Small Window” on the front page of the New York Times.
Michael Armitage Finds the Promised Land
For the cover of our Spring 2021 New Era issue, Michael Armitage shares details on “Paradise Edict,” as well as his work for the launch of NCAI in Nairobi.