
Open Plan importantly asked audiences to rethink exhibitions as productions in time and not just in space (or place). The multi-platform, performative show was the result of a multitude of contributors and collaborators.
Open Plan importantly asked audiences to rethink exhibitions as productions in time and not just in space (or place). The multi-platform, performative show was the result of a multitude of contributors and collaborators.
Legacy takes time. Such is the case with Black Mountain College, a progressive, rural North Carolina college renowned for placing the arts at the center of its communal, collegiate experience.
Reviewed By: Jennifer McCabe
Scottsdale in the spring is a chaotic convergence of spring training and outdoor art festivals. At the cultural epicenter is the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, which recently featured a late-career retrospective of the distinguished artist Betye Saar (b. 1926).
Category: Exhibition Reviews
Tags: 2.1, African American art, Betye Saar, contemporary art, Jennifer McCabe
Kara Walker, the renowned and controversial African American artist, was the subject of a major survey exhibition, Kara Walker: My Complement, My Enemy, My Oppressor, My Love, which was organized by the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis and was presented there from February 17, 2007 through May 11, 2008
Category: Feature Articles
Tags: 2.1, African American art, contemporary art, Kara Walker, Vivien Green Fryd
Reviewed By: Jillian Russo
Category: Exhibition Reviews
Tags: 1.2, African American art, contemporary art, Jillian Russo, Kehinde Wiley
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