installation art
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Contemporary Black Artists – Late 20th to 21st Century
Today, there is a real threat of erasure. Once again, our past is under attack. However, our present and future are also at risk. We have made gains. Also being trashed is the growth of our humanity. Those gains have not been reflected upon. Our fear of losing our past is keeping us from seeing the gems that are right…
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Amoako Boafo is now at Gagosian London
I make paintings that allow me to celebrate where I come from and what I aspire to be, while sharing unique perspectives and understanding. —Amoako Boafo Gagosian is pleased to announce I Do Not Come to You by Chance, an exhibition of new work by Amoako Boafo. Titled after Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani’s 2009 novel, it marks…
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Harlem Sculpture Gardens opens May 2nd
April 18, 2024–New York, New York: Harlem Sculpture Gardens is honored to announce the launch of its debut art project, curated to foster joy and beauty within our local community. Harlem will host its first large-scale sculpture exhibition on May 02, 2024, and run through October 30, 2024. A plethora of local public…
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West Harlem Art Fund kicks off the fall season with an all female exhibition & public mural where NATURE MATTERS
Elements presented by the West Harlem Art Fund is a multi-disciplinary exhibition, that features an international roster of women artists in their exhibition space (NP/10) on Governors Island, beginning September 10th. Also featured is Floral Love Project, a participatory mural led by veteran artist Kraig Blue from September 10th through 12th, and the outdoor sculptural…
art district, City Artist Corps, contemporary art, digital mapping, Elements, fall arts, Fall Arts Week, fiber art, Floral Love Project, Governors Island, handcrafted, historic district, installation art, Kraig Blue, Michele Brody, mural project, muralmaking, Nolan Park, NP10, participatory mural, participatory project, public mural, Sagarika Sundaram, Savona Bailey-McClain, sculpture, textile, Valerie Hallier, West Harlem Art Fund, Yalan Wen, Yi Hsuan Sung
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NEW EXHIBITION — SENGA NENGUDI: TOPOLOGIES
Situated at the intersection of sculpture and performance, Senga Nengudi’s provocative works reimagine the possibilities for abstract art through an exploration of both the Black female body and the collective practices of community and ritual. A leader of the 1970s Black American avant-garde, Nengudi has built a powerful and innovative body of work rooted in…
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ANILA QUAYYUM AGHA AND HER FOCUS ON LIGHT
Anila Quayyum Agha (b. Lahore, Pakistan) received her BFA from the National College of Arts, Lahore and an MFA from the University of North Texas. Recent solo shows include the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, MA, National Sculpture Museum in Valladolid, Spain, The Dallas Contemporary Art Museum, Cincinnati Art Museum, the Museum of Contemporary Art…
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NICK CAVE UNTIL
To learn even more, you can now sign up as a member and get special videos, information and invitation to special events. Nick Cave: Until was curated by Denise Markonish, MASS MoCA and organized for the Momentary by Lauren Haynes. The exhibition was organized by MASS MoCA and co-produced with Carriageworks, Sydney, Australia and Crystal…
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EBONY G PATTERSON … WHERE THE DEW IS STILL ON THE ROSES
The title of Ebony Patterson’s exhibition comes from a gospel song. According to the artist, she wants visitors to really see the subjects in her garden. Perhaps the show demands an intense reflection about people of color and how society projects an unbalanced view. The softness of the show permits empathy and compassion. Gardens have…
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GUERRA DE LA PAZ INSTALLATIONS
The Cuban-born artists Alain Guerra (b. 1968) and Neraldo de la Paz (b. 1955) have been working collaboratively under the name Guerra de la Paz since 1996. The duo currently have an installation — A Stitch in Time: Ghost Variations at the C.G. Boerner Gallery in Chelsea. Guerra de la Paz (GdlP) is a…
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I AM INVESTED IN KEEPING PRESENT THE FORGOTTEN BODIES
“AND MY CURIOSITY MADE ME MORE AND MORE CURIOUS ” — Radcliffe Bailey Jack Shainman Gallery has represented Radcliffe Bailey since 2002. Solo exhibitions in the gallery have included Maroons (2014), Outer Spaceways (2011),Altered Destiny (2007), and Meet Me by the River (2002). Bailey was born in Bridgeton, New Jersey…
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FUƧION NEW YORK
FUƧION NEW YORK is an engaged, curator-driven art show. The organizers will produce up to 16 curatorial experiences for the public at the Clemente Soto Velez Cultural & Educational Center. Our show will explore what it takes to live and express oneself as a full human being. Technology has not only changed our lives forever…
Ariel Jackson, Armory Week 2014, art Harlem, art installation, Badder Israel producer, Brooklyn, Clemente Soto Velez Cultural & Educational Center, Fusion NY, Ina Archer curator, installation art, Madeline Schwartman, NYC art, Savona Bailey-McClain curator + co-producer, West Harlem, West Harlem Art Fund, Yves Marie Vilain co-producer, Yves Marie Vilain curator
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