Amy Sherald seeks out extraordinary people. Often that means approaching total strangers—very much outside the comfort zone of a self-described introvert—and asking them to participate… Read More »Amy Sherald Portrays Americanness at its Best
Apparatus design studio co-founder Jeremy Anderson‘s latest venture in ceramics takes shape in a body of work entitled “The Piccolo Parade.” Originally slated to open… Read More »Jeremy Anderson’s Ceramics Take Shape in “The Piccolo Parade”
Loie Hollowell’s online exhibition “Going Soft” at Pace closed earlier this week. The show of new work included striking representations of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.… Read More »Art Mamas: Loie Hollowell on “Going Soft”
Many of us have become accustomed to viewing exhibitions online since the Coronavirus quarantine began, but as we near the five-month mark of some sort… Read More »An Upside Down Love Letter from Ryan Flores
ARTNOIR’s From: Friends To: Friends: auction is live now on Artsy, benefitting people of color in the art ecosystem. Open for bidding through July 8… Read More »ARTNOIR Auction to Fund Microgrants for Artists of Color
Nina Katchadourian is an artist and professor who approaches everyday life with both a humorist’s sensibility and an academic’s solemnity. She has a knack for… Read More »Nina Katchadourian Makes the Most of this Waiting Time
The artist Peter Schuyff has been hunkering down at home in the Netherlands amid the pandemic. Happy to have a break, he’s been keeping himself… Read More »Peter Schuyff is Taking Account of His Greatest Hits
Brussels’s Xavier Hufkens is presenting Sterling Ruby’s “A Relief Lashed + A Still Pose,” now through August 1. The exhibition follows the artist’s 2018 presentation… Read More »Sterling Ruby Opens a Window of Exploration at Xavier Hufkens
Three months ago, the French artist Vincent Michéa was in Dakar, hanging his solo show at Galerie Cécile Fakhoury entitled “Toi Seulement.” It was at… Read More »Vincent Michéa’s Photomontages Take Us to Paris, Dakar, and Abidjan
Nathaniel Mary Quinn’s “Soil, Seed, and Rain” solo show opened in February at Rhona Hoffman Gallery in Chicago. The exhibition of new pieces included works… Read More »Nathaniel Mary Quinn Won’t Succumb to Mediocrity
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