The Impact of Reparative Rest in Deserve What You Dream
The exhibition is on view until September 1 at NXTHVN in New Haven.
The Liberation of Hair in Hannah Traore Gallery’s Group Exhibition “Don’t Touch My Hair”
The exhibition is on view from June 6 to July 27 at 150 Orchard St.
We Make Our Own Light
Look into the lens of Alisa Sikelianos-Carter’s Africosmos of Black hair.
How Nina Chanel Abney Contextualizes Blackness and Identity in Lie Doggo
The exhibition is on view until October 5 at Jack Shainman Gallery: The School in Kinderhook, New York.
Curators Talk NXTHVN’s Newest Group Exhibition To Echo a Shadow
The exhibition is on view until May 19.
To Be Empowered is to Be Seen: 3.1 Phillip Lim’s Wen Zhou on Their Exhibition Crafting Selfhood
The exhibition is on view until May 23 at 48 Great Jones St.
Art as a Form of Resistance: In Conversation with Turiya Adkins
More Than a Notion is on view at Hannah Traore Gallery, 150 Orchard St., until June 1.
MECA RD24: Celebrating Art, Culture, and Community in the Heart of Santo Domingo
The fair seeks to boost Caribbean art markets and showcase often-overlooked local scenes.
Luis Miguel Anaya’s “Cayendo”
The artist’s debut book features his unseen paintings and poems.
10 Badass Women: The Art Edition
An ode to the women leaving an everlasting mark in the art industry during Women’s History Month.
Review: Kayode Ojo’s EDEN
The exhibition was on view at 52 Walker in New York City until Jan. 6.
An Intimate Look at the Hidden Cost of Care
The Tandang Sora Project masterfully chronicles the long lineage of Filipino care workers.
COVL Through the Lens of D’ana Nuñez
Her solo show Homesick explores how her childhood trauma has led to her triumph today.
Daniel Arsham Celebrates 20 Years
Daniel Arsham celebrates his 20th anniversary with The Standard and Perrotin in New York, London, and Bangkok.
Heba Zagout’s Last Moments of Artistry
The painter and mother was killed by Israeli war strikes over the weekend.
“Spike Lee: Creative Sources” Arrives At Brooklyn Museum
“I’m just trying to tell a good story and make thought-provoking, entertaining films. I just try and draw upon the great culture we have as people, from music, novels, the streets.” - Spike Lee
Henry Taylor’s Empathic Brushstrokes
Henry Taylor: B Side is on view at the Whitney Museum of American Art until Jan. 28, 2024.