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On Albert Kriemler’s first visit to the new Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, in June of 2015, he was mesmerized by a green and white painting by Carmen Herrera, Blanco y Verde… The Story of Albert Kriemler and Carmen Herrera’s Blanco y Verde
Sheila Pree Bright describes herself as having been quite shy growing up. She found in photography a way to express her thoughts. She could speak through the camera instead of speaking out loud. During the… In “#1960Now” Sheila Pree Bright Asks, What Has Changed?
On March 16, the Brooklyn Museum’s Fund for African American Art Benefit honored Pamela J. Joyner, calling her a groundbreaking and innovative art collector and champion of artists of African descent. The recognition came a… Pamela Joyner: A Mission-Driven Collection Evolves into Activism
Ali Silverstein’s process is inspired by BDSM dominatrix sessions. Her practice seeks to legitimize spontaneous unwarranted desires. Her immersion in the culture resulted in a series of collage paintings that were presented at Albertz Benda… Ali Silverstein Negotiates Her Limitations
Early this year, Hatje Cantz published UBS Art Collection: To Art Its Freedom, the first major publication on the subject in a decade. What is unique about the collection’s more than 30,000 works displayed in… Mary Rozell & The UBS Art Collection
Diana Al-Hadid has the gift of seeing things spatially. As a sculptor, she rarely uses material as it is intended. She stretches it as far as she can, pushing its limits, inventing a new method… Diana Al-Hadid and The Audacity of Taking up Space
By nature, Caledonia Curry, better known as Swoon, is attracted to people. Her work reflects that, inviting onlookers to experience it with and without her—on the streets, in galleries, and within museums. You may have… Swoon: Art, Philanthropy, and Creating Safe Environments
Last summer, four women came together to launch Black Art Incubator in New York. Set within Recess’s storefront in SoHo, the series of public programming took place from July 14 to August 19, serving as… Black Art Incubator Roundtable
Chloe Wise isn’t buying into consumerism, and she isn’t eating up what society is trying to feed her either. Instead, the 26-year-old Canadian-born artist is starting conversations about how we digest culture, the differences between… Chloe Wise on Consumerism, Hyperreal Simulation, and Women
In 2015 Lorna Simpson, an artist known primarily for her photographs, works on paper, and collages, debuted a completely new medium in her practice: painting. And she did on arguably the biggest art world stage,… The Fearless Lorna Simpson
