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On July 30, The Watermill Center, an interdisciplinary laboratory for the arts and humanities in Water Mill, NY founded by avant-garde visionary Robert Wilson, celebrated its 30th anniversary Summer Benefit with STAND. Presented by Van… The 30th Anniversary Watermill Center Benefit takes a Stand with New Artist Exhibitions
On Saturday in Water Mill, NY, The Byrd Hoffman Water Mill Foundation hosted over 1,000 guests on the grounds of The Watermill Center for the foundation’s 26th annual summer benefit, this year named “TABULA RASA.”… TABULA RASA: The 26th Annual Watermill Center Benefit
On Wednesday in Beverly Hills, UTA Artist Space opened “Dreamweavers.” On view through April 13, the group exhibition takes a closer look at the paradox of fact and fantasy, seen through the lens of artists… “Dreamweavers” Opens at at UTA Artist Space
Artist Zoe Buckman is known for how she addresses feminism, the maternal experience, and the role and strength of women in her practice. Buckman’s works are strong, yet fragile—arresting (like Champ), beautiful, and elegant. In “Every… Let Her Rave: Zoe Buckman on Feminism and the Fight for Gender Equality in the Art World
This weekend at RUBBER FACTOR, the group show “Women in Colour” opens with an impressive—as the name suggests—all-women lineup. Curated by Ellen Carey (who is presenting work, as well, showing Dings & Shadows), the exhibition… “Women in Colour” at RUBBER FACTORY
On Saturday, July 29, over 1000 people attended the 24th annual Watermill Center Summer Benefit and Auction supporting the organization’s year-round artist residency and education programs. The sold-out night, dubbed “Fly Into The Sun,” was… Watermill Center’s “Fly Into The Sun” Honors Laurie Anderson
“We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965–85” is a groundbreaking show that gives an underrecognized generation of female artists and activists of color their due. On view now through September 17 at The Brooklyn… “We Wanted a Revolution” at The Brooklyn Museum
Last November, Isolde Brielmaier was named the Curator-at-Large at The Tang Museum at Skidmore College. As a curator, Brielmaier has had a significant career working in and with museums like the Guggenheim, The Bronx Museum… Isolde Brielmaier’s Many Hats: The Tang, Westfield World Trade, Tisch, and more
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On November 1, the International Center of Photography (ICP) held its sixth annual Spotlights Luncheon honoring artist Laurie Simmons. The afternoon saw a 350-person crowd that included Molly Ringwald, Lena Dunham, Candice Bergen, Zoe Buckman,… ICP’s Sixth Annual Spotlights Luncheon Honoring Laurie Simmons
