Everything is Connected to Everything Else by Regina Furtek Pondering the question of what most shaped my life journey and the important role of art-making in it, it’s hard to escape the influence of family lineage, especially of my mother….
The Samurai Painter Interview with Miyuki Fuji As told to Yuki Kano and Denise L. Greene Yuki is an international student from Tokyo, Japan, currently enrolled in the printmaking certificate program and working as an administrative associate at the League…
CHICAGO — “The Palazzo” is the nucleus of British figurative painter Miranda Forrester’s first solo exhibition, Interiorities, at Mariane Ibrahim gallery. In it, a mother descends a lengthy staircase toward us, carrying her child and gesturing energetically to another woman and…
On one of the colder mornings in the last days of January, American artist Melissa Joseph walked a group of journalists through her latest, slightly unorthodox exhibition space—several buildings in Rockefeller Plaza—as part of the inaugural 2024 “Art in Focus”…
As digital art has consistently made headlines over the last few years—from the onslaught of NFTs to revisiting pioneers in the field to showcasing tech artists—it has taken the art world by storm. Given this recent upswing in interest, there’s still much to discover, particularly…
Next month, over 100 works by Black art stars from the couple’s collection will travel to the Great Hall for “Giants.” Call it an embarrassment of riches: The musician Alicia Keys and her husband Kasseem Dean, the producer and D.J….
ONCE UPON A TIME, you entered Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum to visit its world-class collection of early-twentieth-century abstract art, and then climbed a grand staircase to arrive at its Hall of Honor on the first floor. And once upon a time, that…
“My mission is very much aligned with liberating Black and brown people, because this is my life. I live as a Black woman every single day,” Cierra Britton says. “The lack of representation for women and femmes of color, in…
A MAJOR TRAVELING EXHIBITION of Mickalene Thomas is launching next spring. “Mickalene Thomas: All About Love” opens at The Broad in Los Angeles on May 25, 2024. Thomas’s dazzling, rhinestone-embellished paintings celebrate Black women and examine the complexities of Blackness…
While organizing her late mother’s room some 20 years ago, Ana Teresa Barboza found a box of naturally dyed yarns of various hues. As she carefully unraveled the threads, a flood of emotions and anecdotes unfolded. This box, a portal to the…
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