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SÉANCE an Evening of Performances Hosted by Jeffrey Gibson and Ále Campos in Celebration of Beyond the Horizon: Kavi Gupta | 219 N Elizabeth St.
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COVID-19 ANNOUNCEMENT
In consideration of ongoing COVID-19 restrictions, viewing of our exhibitions at both 835 W Washington Blvd. and 219 N Elizabeth St. will be open by Special Appointment Only, as we attempt to mitigate this newest outbreak. Masks and social distancing will be required, and temperatures will be taken prior to entry. Special Appointments must be made through our client relations team only and not our public platform. Our Clients and Institutional Colleagues can email us at info@kavigupta.com or call (312) 432-0708. Meanwhile, we continue to host regular online exhibitions, virtual studio visits, and other special virtual programming. For other inquiries, including information about our artists, exhibitions, online art fairs, and shipping options during the pandemic, please email us at info@kavigupta.com. Thank you for understanding.
Kavi Gupta amplifies voices of diverse and underrepresented artists to expand the canon of art history. Through innovative and ambitious exhibitions, multimedia programming, and rigorous publications, we foster an evolving conversation among international communities about art and ideas.
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Current
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Jeffrey Gibson, Beyond the Horizon
Kavi Gupta | 219 N. Elizabeth St. Floor 1, Chicago, IL, 60607 13 November 2021 - 8 January 2022 Kavi Gupta presents Beyond the Horizon, a solo show of new works by Jeffrey Gibson, acclaimed visual artist and 2019 MacArthur Fellow. Gibson’s aesthetic position is rooted in the spaces... -
Abstraction & Social Critique
Kavi Gupta | 835 W. Washington Blvd. Floor 1, Chicago, IL, 60607 23 October 2021 - 1 January 2022 Kavi Gupta proudly presents Abstraction and Social Critique, an intergenerational group show of artists whose aesthetic positions declare the continued relevance and influence of abstraction. The artist James Little, whose... -
Jessica Stockholder, Specific Shapes
Kavi Gupta | 835 W. Washington Blvd. Floor 2, Chicago, IL, 60607 23 October 2021 - 7 January 2022 Kavi Gupta proudly presents Specific Shapes, a solo exhibition of new works by Jessica Stockholder, acclaimed visual artist, elected member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Guggenheim Fellow,... -
Surface is Only a Material Vehicle for Spirit
Kavi Gupta | 219 N. Elizabeth St. Floor 2, Chicago, IL, 60607 25 September 2021 - 7 January 2022 Kavi Gupta presents Surface is Only a Material Vehicle for Spirit, a group exhibition spotlighting the work of eight dynamic voices within the field of contemporary abstraction, guest curated by... -
New Time: Art and Feminisms in the 21st Century
BAMPFA, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley, CA 28 August 2021 - 30 January 2022 New Time: Art and Feminisms in the 21st Century is a major survey exploring recent feminist practices in contemporary art. In 1980 Lucy Lippard argued that feminist art is “neither... -
Jeffrey Gibson, INFINITE INDIGENOUS QUEER LOVE
deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum 17 October 2021 - 13 March 2022 This exhibition concerns the intersections of four powerful words—INFINITE INDIGENOUS QUEER LOVE. The two outer terms suggest boundless spaces and generative, tender relationships. The two interior terms convey markers of identity that Jeffrey Gibson disassembles and reconstructs through his artistic practice as a queer Choctaw-Cherokee man. Altogether this title offers a bold, declarative framework for this exhibition which debuts a series of collages, an immersive display featuring three hanging fringe sculptures, and recent videos created with collaborators, musicians, and performers. Shown together, these dazzling artistic expressions suggest that identity is pieced together by public life, popular culture, and intimate human bonds. -
Devan Shimoyama in The Regional
Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, OH 1 January - 20 March 2022 The Regional is the first major multi-museum survey dedicated to contemporary artists based in the Midwest and will feature new and recent work, including several site-responsive commissions, by approximately 25... -
Beverly Fishman, Recovery
Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum, East Lansing, MI 15 January - 7 August 2022 An artist of unparalleled vision, Detroit-based artist Beverly Fishman was selected by the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum to produce a major new work as part of the museum’s... -
Kennedy Yanko: 2021 Artist in Residence at the Rubell Museum
Rubell Museum, Miami, FL 29 November 2021 - 1 October 2022 Kennedy Yanko is a painter-sculptor and the Rubell Museum’s 2021 Artist-in-Residence. During her residency, Yanko scoured scrapyards in south Florida in search of readymade forms ripe for intervention. Her practice... -
Esmaa Mohamoud: To Play in the Face of Certain Defeat
Ottawa Art Gallery, Ottawa, ON, CA 4 December 2021 - 27 March 2022 To Play in the Face of Certain Defeat is a celebration of diversity and an urgent call to action around issues of racial marginalization. Taking inspiration from the African American... -
SMoCA Collection \ Recent Acquisitions, featuring Miya Ando
Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Scottsdale, AZ 30 October 2021 - 13 February 2022 On view is a selection of works acquired for the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA) collection in the past year. With a growing permanent collection of artworks – 1,917... -
In the Eye of the Storm, Featuring Manuel Mathieu
Z33 House for Contemporary Art, Design, & Architecture | Hasselt, Belgium 26 September 2021 - 23 January 2022 In this exhibition, leading artists from Puerto Rico, Haiti, Barbados, Grenada, Guadeloupe and Martinique present films, photographs, paintings, sculptures, and installations. They address the impact of literal and figurative storms.... -
Textures: The History And Art Of Black Hair, Featuring Mary Sibande
Kent State University Museum | Kent, Ohio 10 September 2021 - 22 August 2022 TEXTURES synthesizes research in history, fashion, art, and visual culture to reassess the “hair story” of peoples of African descent. Long a fraught topic for African Americans and others in... -
Manuel Mathieu and Firelei Báez in Fragments of Epic Memory
Art Gallery of Ontario | Ontario, CA 1 September 2021 - 21 February 2022 Fragments of Epic Memory will invite visitors to experience the multiple ways of encountering the Caribbean and its diaspora, from the period following emancipation through today. The first exhibition... -
Su Su in There Is Always One Direction
De La Cruz Collection | Miami, FL 30 November 2021 - 1 November 2022 There Is Always One Direction brings together paintings, sculptures, and site-specific installations from our private collection. The title of this year’s exhibition is taken from Gabriel Orozco’s sculpture Four Bicycles... -
New Glass Now, Featuring Miya Ando
Smithsonian American Art Museum 22 October 2021 - 6 March 2022 New Glass Now documents the innovation and dexterity of artists, designers, and architects from around the world working in the challenging material of glass. This global survey is designed to... -
Jessica Stockholder in The Art of Assemblage
NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale 21 November 2021 - 13 February 2022 NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale will present The Art of Assemblage from November 21 through February 13, 2022. This exhibition features sculptures composed of found objects and that are distinguished... -
Esmaa Mohamoud, The Brotherhood FUBU (For Us, By Us)
Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival 10 June 2021 - 1 April 2023 Focusing on the physical connection between Black male bodies by amplifying the symbol of the du-rag, Esmaa Mohamoud confronts the dynamics of gender and race. Her massive photographic mural, the... -
Sculpture Milwaukee 2021, There is this We, Featuring Deborah Kass
Sculpture Milwaukee | Milwaukee, WI 1 June 2021 - 1 October 2022 For the past four years, Sculpture Milwaukee has brought astounding works from nationally-known and internationally-appreciated artists to various spots scattered through the city’s downtown. The innovative and interesting exhibitions offered... -
Clare Rojas, Wayfinder
San Jose Museum of Art | San Jose, CA 3 September 2021 - 7 March 2022 Wayfinder: Clare Rojas is a public art project that encourages visitors to explore the heart of downtown San José. Commissioned by SJMA, 40 streetlight banners designed by Rojas in shades... -
Jeffrey Gibson, BECAUSE ONCE YOU ENTER MY HOUSE, IT BECOMES OUR HOUSE
deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum | Lincoln, MA 4 June 2021 - 1 June 2022 A monumental sculpture by renowned artist Jeffrey Gibson (Mississippi Choctaw-Cherokee), the title, Because Once You Enter My House, It Becomes Our House, comes from a song Gibson associates with nightclubs...
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Forthcoming
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Forthcoming: Tomokazu Matsuyama, The Best Part About Us
Kavi Gupta | 219 N Elizabeth St. 29 January - 26 March 2022 We are proud to announce and looking forward to an upcoming solo exhibition with renowned artist Tomokazu Matsuyama. Opening January 29th, this marks Matsuyama’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery,... -
Forthcoming, Skin + Masks: Decolonizing Art Beyond the Politics of Visibility curated by Vic Mensa
Kavi Gupta | Washington Blvd 12 February - 26 March 2022 Antilles-born author Frantz Fanon wrote brilliantly about the ways that the barriers of race impede our ability to experience humanity. Published in 1952, his book 'Black Skin, White Masks' is... -
Forthcoming: Beverly Fishman
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Forthcoming: Arghavan Khosravi
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Forthcoming: Devan Shimoyama
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Forthcoming: Alisa Sikelianos-Carter
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Forthcoming: Michi Meko
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Forthcoming: Sherman Beck
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Forthcoming: Richard Hunt
Kavi Gupta | Elizabeth St Fl. 1 25 June - 20 July 2022 -
Forthcoming: Alfred Conteh
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Forthcoming: Basil Kincaid
Kavi Gupta | Washington Blvd Fl. 2 3 September - 29 October 2022 -
Forthcoming: Su Su
Kavi Gupta | Elizabeth St Fl. 2 3 September - 29 October 2022 -
Forthcoming James Little
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Forthcoming: Suchitra Mattai
Kavi Gupta | Elizabeth St. Fl. 2 12 November - 20 December 2022
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Fairs
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Kavi Gupta, Felix LA 2022
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Kavi Gupta, Art Basel Miami Beach 2021
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Kavi Gupta, Art Collaboration Kyoto 2021
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Kavi Gupta, The ADAA Art Show 2021
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Kavi Gupta, FRIEZE London 2021
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Kavi Gupta, FRIEZE Masters 2021
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Kavi Gupta, The Armory Show 2021
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Events
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SÉANCE an Evening of Performances Hosted by Jeffrey Gibson and Ále Campos in Celebration of Beyond the Horizon
Kavi Gupta | 219 N Elizabeth St. December 17, 2021 Kavi Gupta presents SÉANCE, an evening of music, art, performance and community in celebration of Jeffrey Gibson’s stunning solo exhibition Beyond the Horizon, hosted by Gibson and multi-disciplinary artist and... -
Kavi Gupta Pop-Up Gallery: West Palm Beach Gallery Walks
PART OF THE ARTS & CONVERSATIONS SERIES 7 - 27 December 2021 -
Cheers to Art Basel at the Red Rooster Miami 2021
December 9, 2021
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News
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See ‘Infinite Indigenous Queer Love’ Through The Eyes Of Jeffrey Gibson
January 6, 2022 “I've been stuck in the same conversation for 20 years.” For Jeffrey Gibson, a queer Mississippi Choctaw-Cherokee artist, “That conversation is related to the histories of anthropology and ethnography and... -
What in the World Is ‘Garmenting?’
January 6, 2022 The Museum of Arts and Design in Manhattan is gearing up for the first global survey of the phenomenon of garmenting. The term refers to the use of clothing as... -
12 Artists Poised to Break Out in 2022, Based on Our Survey of Top Dealers, Advisors, and Curators
January 4, 2022 Who will be the next big thing? We asked some of the art world’s leading curators, writers, art advisors, and gallery directors about which artists are on their radars for... -
Meera Menezes on Manish Nai
January 1, 2022 The passage of time assumes material form in the weathered surfaces we see around us: the crumbling facade of a building, the paint peeling off a wall, the moss that... -
A Conversation with Allana Clarke
December 22, 2021 Episode 87 features Allana Clarke (b. 1987) is a Trinidadian-American artist whose practice is built upon a foundation of uncertainty, curiosity, a will to heal, and an insistence upon freedom.... -
Felix LA Art Fair Releases Exhibitor List for 2022 Edition
December 22, 2021 Today the Felix LA Art Fair, planned to take place at Los Angeles’s Roosevelt Hotel from February 17–20, concurrently with Frieze Los Angeles, released its list of 60 exhibitors from... -
Reflecting on our favorite arts and culture moments of 2021
December 21, 2021 After a year spent indoors, 2021 was one of cautious optimism that saw a return of the events we love and a reopening of the spaces we missed. With vaccines... -
Looking for the Next Big Thing? Here Are 6 Exciting Artists to Watch From Miami Art Week 2021
December 7, 2021 Art fairs can feel like a blur. That’s why, if a work sticks in your mind after hours and hours spent browsing crowded aisles, there is probably a good reason... -
Tomorrow’s Stars Are on Display at Art Basel Miami Beach 2021
December 3, 2021 In the constellation of American fairs, Art Basel Miami Beach stands alone for its sheer star power and breadth. There’s gravitational pull like no other event: major artists, celebrities and... -
Pattern, Decoration, and the New Avant-Garde at Art Basel Miami
December 3, 2021 Last week I caught the last day of “With Pleasure: Pattern and Decoration in American Art 1972-1978” at Hessel Museum of Art at Bard College that presented work from the... -
In pictures: Boca Raton curator Kathleen Goncharov picks her favourite works from Art Basel in Miami Beach
December 2, 2021 Exploring Art Basel in Miami Beach with Kathleen Goncharov, senior curator at the Boca Raton Museum of Art, means toggling back and forth between novelty and nostalgia. She is always... -
‘We Cannot Keep Up’: Dealers Return to a Red-Hot Market at Art Basel Miami Beach, Where VIPs Are Clamoring for Contempor
December 1, 2021 Art Basel Miami Beach is back. After a two-year hiatus, hordes of wealthy collectors and elaborately decked-out visitors descended on the sprawling Miami Beach Convention Center on Tuesday. VIPs including... -
The Can't-Miss Art Shows at Art Basel Miami 2021
November 24, 2021 Huzzah, Art Basel Miami will make its first in-person return since 2019, marking nearly two years without the storied affair. Since its launch in 2002, Art Basel Miami has become... -
Devan Shimoyama, All The Rage at Kunstpalais Erlangen, Germany
November 8, 2021 Continuing their exciting program that features prominent international emerging artists (we've featured their Grace Weaver showcasea while ago), Kunstpalais Erlangen, Germany, is currently wrapping up their big solo exhibition with... -
Step Inside This Art-Insider's Chicago Family Home
November 9, 2021 There are no quick visits with Chicago couple Kavi Gupta and Jessica Moss. Anytime that curators, collectors, or artists drop by Gupta’s namesake Washington Boulevard gallery—the first two floors of... -
The Best Booths at ADAA’s 2021 Art Show, From Vodou Flags to Tour-de-Force Abstraction
November 4, 2021 Last night, the Art Dealers Association of America opened its Art Show, with an evening preview to benefit the Henry Street Settlement. Top art collectors like Agnes Gund and J.... -
At the deCordova, Jeffrey Gibson weaves a dazzling display of subversion and joy
November 4, 2021 LINCOLN — There are exhibitions — rare as they are — that I hesitate to put words to. Not that I can’t — hey, it’s a living — but more... -
Resisting Marginalization: Jeffrey Gibson Reconsiders the Cultural Representation of Indigenous People
September 8, 2021 “Sweet Bitter Love” at the Newberry Library is an exhibition of new mixed media work by Jeffrey Gibson, whose core theme is how Native Americans have been brought into and... -
Kennedy Yanko | To Paint Is To Love, To Love Is To Scrap Metal
August 30, 2021 Artist Kennedy Yanko tells me one painfully hot summer afternoon: “I’m interested in imbuing the life that I’ve been thinking about as my hands touch the work in other ways.”... -
Inside the Studio Where Artist Kennedy Yanko Creates Her Surreal Sculptures
July 11, 2021 “I realized I could create worlds with my art when I was 15,” says artist Kennedy Yanko. Those worlds consist of dreamy sculptures and installations made out of paint skins... -
Ida B. Wells monument is unveiled in Chicago and a neighborhood turns out
July 1, 2021 The Light of Truth Ida B. Wells National Monument in Bronzeville, curling skyward above the modest trees of its surrounding park, stands 30 feet tall. Created by famed sculptor Richard... -
Oil paintings by Dominic Chambers that focus on 'black talent, creativity and mysticism'
June 24, 2020 In his latest body of work, Dominic Chambers explores the relationship between reality and fantasy by painting black figures, relaxed and still, in imagined landscapes, full of vivid primary colours.... -
BASIL KINCAID DISCUSSES MEANING AND SYMBOLISM IN HIS NEW QUILTS
June 29, 2021 By Phillip Barcio St. Louis-based artist Basil Kincaid is known for creating dramatic, colorful quilts, using a mixture of found and donated fabrics. Yet, the methods and techniques of quilting... -
In Boston, Art That Rises From the Deep
July 2, 2021 History meets flamboyant fantasy in the work of Firelei Báez, whose installation on the waterfront reasserts the importance of the Caribbean in world history. BOSTON - The East Boston shipyard... -
‘My Whole Body Is Moving With It’: Artist Kennedy Yanko on the Performative Nature of Making Sculpture
June 16, 2021 The painter and sculptor is the Rubell Museum of Art's 2021 artist in residence. Kennedy Yanko paints and sculpts to a kind of choreography. The Brooklyn-based rising star is known... -
Artist Explores History Of Indigo In Exhibit Inspired By Haiti
July 14, 2021 WBUR's Cristela Guerra takes us inside the latest work of renowned artist Firelei Báez, who explores the complicated history of the color indigo and pays homage to a majestic ruin... -
Tomokazu Matsuyama: Boom Bye Bye Pain
May 22, 2021 SPOTLIGHT Tomokazu Matsuyama’s solo exhibition “Boom Bye Bye Pain” (May 22 – July 10, 2021) is the first show to be held at KOTARO NUKAGA’s new space in Roppongi, Tokyo,... -
Devan Shimoyama Installation at Smithsonian Arts and Industries Building
June 15, 2021 When the Smithsonian’s Arts and Industries Building (AIB) reopens to the public this November, visitors will enter the historic museum through a kaleidoscopic archway that shifts in appearance depending on... -
The Rise and Rise of NFT Artworks
As the world’s first beauty brand-created NFT sells for charity in two seconds, the power of digital artworks is only growing If the pandemic has been good for anything at all, it’s the fuelling of online shopping, interaction and creativity. Case in point: the recent prominence of artists (and their less-obvious... -
Deborah Kass: Teenage Dream by William J. Simmons
December 3, 2020 'Regarding Glee I would say two things: 1. It's not like my work. It is my work; and 2. I want to gay marry Ryan Murphy.' - Deborah Kass1 You... -
Let the Chaos Happen: An Interview with Jeffrey Gibson
June 8, 2021 Sweet Bitter Love , presenting artist Jeffrey Gibson’s reflections on representations of Indigenous peoples in cultural institutions, is now on display at the Newberry through September 18. Responding to a... -
Manuel Mathieu: In Pursuit of Expansion
June 4, 2021 Manuel Mathieu says his practice is on the cusp of expansion—a seemingly impossible feat, considering it already encompasses drawing, painting, sculpture, ceramics, and installation. Yet this expansion is grounded in... -
ALLANA CLARKE TALKS BACK TO HISTORY
June 9, 2021 In 2014 Kara Walker presented A Subtlety, also known as the Marvelous Sugar Baby, at the Domino Sugar Refinery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. It was a monumental sculpture of a Black... -
In the Studio With Clare Rojas, the Painter Who Won’t Be Boxed In
June 8, 2021 When Jessica Silverman was planning the May opening of her splashy new gallery space in San Francisco’s Chinatown, she knew exactly which artist she wanted to showcase. While the career-making... -
Kennedy Yanko: Postcapitalist Desire
May 1, 2021 In the historic landmark townhouse housing Tilton Gallery on New York City’s Upper East Side, Kennedy Yanko presents her latest exhibition and first solo show with the gallery, Postcapitalist Desire.... -
MANUEL MATHIEU’S PAINTINGS OF TRAUMA AND DESIRE
May 12, 2021 Pareidolia, the brain’s tendency to find familiar patterns or images in the visual world, wasn’t always understood as a natural cognitive function: finding a human face in the passing clouds... -
Fostering Culture: A Review of Kour Pour at Kavi Gupta
May 24, 2021 The magic of Kour Pour’s Familiar Spirits, his first exhibition with Kavi Gupta, lies in its treatment of repetition. In twenty-one separate works, the British-born artist presents and explores a... -
Alisa Sikelianos-Carter Uses Glitter to Create Dazzling and Complex Artworks
August 27, 2019 Alisa Sikelianos-Carter’s inkjet prints transform pictures of hair into vibrant and suggestive new shapes. The artist finds photographs of braids, cornrows, and twists on the internet and in catalogues, then... -
How Tomokazu Matsuyama Appropriates Images to Create Fine Art
February 1, 2019 A behind-the-scenes look at the Japanese artist’s process. Tomokazu Matsuyama is a Japanese contemporary artist who lives and works in Brooklyn, NYC. Matsuyama is widely-known for appropriating traditional Japanese icons,... -
Dominic Chambers Has a New Vision of Black Intellectualism
February 11, 2021 Artist Dominic Chambers’ Blue Sugar baby (Moses in Blue), part of his Primary Magic series, depicts a Black woman reading a book on the couch — her head supported slightly... -
Suchitra Mattai’s latest exhibit takes a hard look at a difficult year, and envisions a path forward
July 28, 2020 Her solo show at K Contemporary is a must-see right now Suchitra Mattai is having a well-deserved moment. The prolific Denver artist is fresh off two career-making appearances in internationally-watched... -
Beverly Fishman’s intoxicating artworks are hard pills to swallow
May 14, 2021 Beverly Fishman’s work might appear enticing and harmless, but one need only scratch the surface before something more murky comes bubbling up. At Gavlak gallery, Fishman’s show, ‘Love Letter to... -
‘They Have a Lot More Control Than They Think’: How Black Art Promoters Are Urging Artists to Look Beyond Traditional Wh
May 11, 2021 A few years ago, the former Atlanta art dealer Jeremiah Ojo was FaceTiming with an artist when he noticed in the background some figural paintings incorporating African fabrics. Thinking the... -
Suchitra Mattai Expands Our Sense of History and Identity in New Solo Show
July 23, 2020 When it comes to holding a world view, Denver and Paris-based artist Suchitra Mattai carries a unique and global one. Born in Guyana, South America, Mattai has also lived throughout... -
DOMINIC CHAMBERS OPENS UP ABOUT HIS PROCESS AND WHAT HE’S BEEN MAKING IN QUARANTINE
July 23, 2020 Dominic Chambers’s depictions of joy, lounging and reading help rethink the Black intellectual. The St. Louis, Missouri native earned his BFA from the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design in... -
Michi Meko 2017 Joan Mitchell Foundation Grant Recipient
November 4, 2017 The Joan Mitchell Foundation has announced its 2017 Painters & Sculptors grant recipients, a group of 25 artists who will each receive $25,000 in unrestricted funds. Established by the foundation’s... -
Michi Meko’s work is “the contemporary experience of black life and survival”
February 28, 2018 After a sobering shift in tone, Meko has found his voice—and garnered national recognition In 2009, artist Michi Meko walked me through some of Atlanta’s seedier, trash-choked byways for a...
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