Baruch Porras Hernandez’s art encompasses everything from the written word to web comics and standup comedy to slam poetry. Dubbed a “Multi Hypenated Artist” by the San Francisco Chronicle, he was born in Toluca, Mexico and raised in the Bay…
On a frigid Thursday night on Wooster Street in downtown NYC, high heels and platformed boots clack across the uneven cobblestones as art lovers, friends and admirers funnel into the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art. It is the opening of Coyote…
KANTEN 観展 is a play on the Japanese kanji for perspective 観点 (kanten), and art exhibition 展覧会 (tenrankai)—coming together to indicate an exhibition of many perspectives. This exhibition reveals legacies of the Asia Pacific War from an array of viewpoints, demonstrating…
For nearly six decades as a practicing artist, Arlan Huang has quietly collected art. While some of the pieces were purchased, much has been amassed through “art swaps,” friendly exchanges between fellow artists. “Just Between Us,” a group exhibition presented…
Artist Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya is a daughter of Thai and Indonesian immigrants who splits her time between Brooklyn and just about anywhere where there’s an opportunity to create public art that fosters social connection and a sense of belonging. With her…
“(…) exquisite butterflies trapped in an evil honey, toiling away their lives in an era, a century, that did not acknowledge them (…) They forced their minds to desert their bodies, and their striving spirits sought to rise, like frail…
In their depictions of domination, the artist’s works, full of world-building and philosophy, do more than flip the script. A woman stands in an otherworldly landscape, looking out. The landscape is sublime, though not the European sublime of cliffs, peaks,…
The artist’s photographs shine a light on the unseen, resisting colonial categorization and institutional biases around art made by Native artists. SANTA FE, N. Mex. — Artist Cara Romero (Chemehuevi) works to make the invisible visible, shining a light on the unseen…
‘Shut Up and Paint’ details Kaphar’s balancing of the ‘dichotomy between the art world and the community I was raised in.’ A lot of people would still be surprised to find out that not too long ago, artist Titus Kaphar…
As the orphaned child of a black father and a Native-American mother, Lewis rewrote the 19th-century definition of sculptor Kidnapped, beaten and left to die, Edmonia Lewis, a talented artist with both African and Native-American ancestry, refused to abandon her…
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