Back in the Spotlight, Suzanne Jackson Pushes the Boundaries of What Paint Can Do
The day after Donald Trump was elected president, Suzanne Jackson’s son, an actor and film producer named Rafiki Smith, died. He…
The day after Donald Trump was elected president, Suzanne Jackson’s son, an actor and film producer named Rafiki Smith, died. He…
The artist collective and self-described public secret society New Red Order is launching The World’s UnFair, an immersive spectacle and its…
As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words. Right now in…
At the Swiss Institute, New York, Jac Leirner’s sculptures and installations of discarded objects suggest the unseen exchanges of everyday…
In his sculptures, Lonnie Holley utilizes terraneous materials—sand, stone, iron, the detritus buried beneath them—but remains steadily inspired by water. In “I…
With a show in Manhattan, he says he inherited from his Indigenous forebears “inventive consciousness.” By Jonathan GriffinThe writer is…
When smoke from wildfires in Canada turned the New York City air orange last week, architect Andrés Jaque noted…
ATTENDING ART SCHOOL in Jamaica, Ebony G. Patterson made a “classically inclined” painting that she didn’t love. Her undergraduate…
Larry Stanton’s paintings are a touching tribute to a community of friends and artists gone long before their time. In…
Baruch Porras Hernandez’s art encompasses everything from the written word to web comics and standup comedy to slam poetry. Dubbed…
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