Today, the Biennale Arte 2019 announced its list of official collateral events for the 2019 Venice Biennale—a list which included AFRICOBRA: Nation Time, the first major exhibition of AFRICOBRA in Europe. AFRICOBRA: Nation Time…

Congratulations to Jeffrey Gibson for being curated into the 2019 Whitney Biennial. Since 1932, when it was inaugurated by Whitney founder Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, the Biennial has gained a reputation as the most significant exhibition or…

Congratulations to Manish Nai, whose work made the cover of the latest issue of ART India Magazine! The issue pays a special nod to Mumbai Gallery Week, which brought in large crowds to see Paper…

Each year, Chicago based United States Artists awards up to 50 unrestricted grants of $50,000 to artists of all disciplines working in the United States. This year, Firelei Báez is amongst the 45 grantees. According…

On January 10th, Phillips New York auction house (450 Park Avenue) opened AMERICAN AFRICAN AMERICAN, a selling exhibition spotlighting 64 works by Black American artists dating from the 1950s to the present. The exhibition features works by five…

India is world famous for its fine textiles, as well as for the sourcing and production of indigo, a natural dye that produces a brilliant range of blue hues. Indigo has been used in the…

The Studio Museum in Harlem announced on Instagram this week the acquisition of several important works by Barbara Jones-Hogu and Wadsworth Jarrell, two of the founding members of AFRICOBRA. The works were purchased in November…

We’re getting excited about the inaugural edition of Felix LA, which will take place from February 14 – 17, 2019 at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel in West Hollywood, Los Angeles. The organizers of this boutique…

In last week’s New York Times article “Pittsburgh Report: Five Places for Healing Through Art,” art critic Martha Schwendener gave a heartfelt shout out to Devan Shimoyama‘s exhibition Cry Baby at the Andy Warhol Museum. The article…