Feminist Artist Judy Chicago addresses aging and death as the final taboo in her upcoming exhibit at the NMWA.
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The Objects Women Carry For Protection While Walking Alone
“The Walk” is a new art series by Rora Blue that explores objects women carry for protection when walking alone.
How Cell Phones Hamper Our Ability to Appreciate Art Exhibitions
Viewing art exhibitions through the lens of our cell phones might make them more Instagrammable, but it could be diluting our experience.
Poetry—Congo: A Burial Hymn by Sarah Lubala
Exile is the brother of death. —Berber Proverb
Artist Alia Ali is Challenging Our Perception of Bodies
How do you read a body completely covered in patterned fabric? Artist Alia Ali obscures culture, race, and gender to unveil our assumptions about identity.
Former Christie’s Art Specialist Helps Companies Redefine Through Art
ArtFlow helps executives at larger companies learn to think in a more creative way by connecting them with art through uniquely customized projects.
Landscape: Divisions and Development, Works on Paper from Dürer to Hockney
Landscape: Divisions and Development, Works on Paper from Dürer to Hockney will be opening September 13 at Sara Kay Gallery.
Fever Dream at Art Queen Gallery
“Fever Dream” features new paintings and sculptures by Christiane Cegavske, Zara Kand, and Carol Cameron. Special music performance by Less Bells and projections by Rune. Free admission.
Art Curator Anna Hugo Explores Unconventional Exhibition Formats
New York art curator Anna Hugo constructs exhibitions that give voice to the unconventional.
Gallerist Sara Kay Aims to Elevate Female Artists and Art Professionals
Gallery owner Sara Kay makes connections between female artists and other women in the art world.
Design Conversation: Designer Bonnie Siegler on Signs of Resistance at MODA
July 12 at MODA: Graphic designer Bonnie Siegler discusses how powerful imagery has served as a method of resistance for outspoken citizens throughout social history.
“Soft Segments” at 326 Gallery
326 Gallery is pleased to present “Soft Segments,” an exhibition curated by Anna Hugo featuring works by Patrick Roman Scherer, Paulette Penje, and Oliver Cry.
“Four Degrees of Abstraction” at Kathryn Markel Fine Arts
Four Degrees of Abstraction brings together paintings by four artists working in various degrees of abstraction and investigates each artist’s iconographic relation with nature.
Cristina Fontsaré: “Once,” Photo exhibition in Salt, Spain
“Once” alluding to “Once upon a time,” is stirring up the beginning of a story that photographer Cristina Fontsaré invites us to contemplate: a narrative of images that evokes the enigma of childhood with the intimacy of a diary.