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“Where will my greatest impact be?”: Why this artist came home to Phoenix
The faces in “I Do It for the Hood Pt. 2,” the latest exhibition by artist Antoinette Cauley at Modified Arts, are Black, brown and Indigenous. Some are children and some are young adults. Some of the subjects live in Phoenix and some abroad. What ties them together, besides their shared creator, is their power.…
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Finding “The Flesh of the Earth” at the Edge of Manhattan
ART In a new group exhibition at Hauser & Wirth, breakout curator Enuma Okoro makes sense of humanity’s relationship to nature through the lens of art, poetry, and literature. BY JENNA ADRIAN-DIAZ February 02, 2024 All images courtesy of Hauser & Wirth unless otherwise stated … The cobblestones and starchitect-designed condo buildings lining Chelsea’s gallery…
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This new gallery and bistro in Topeka’s NOTO district offers space for all forms of art
A new gallery and bistro aims to create a comforting space for artists of all types in Topeka’s NOTO Arts and Entertainment district. “We’re trying to create a place where artists from different disciplines can gather any crossroads of performing arts and visual artists,” said Becki Waugh. Waugh and Jennie Ketter are the owners of…
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This long-running festival is celebrating Black History Month — and Black futures too
One of Canada’s longest-running Black History Month celebration is back for the entire month of February. The 29th KUUMBA festival kicked off Thursday night at the Harbourfront Centre in downtown Toronto ahead of a jam-packed opening weekend featuring art, dance, film and poetry featuring Black artists and Black-centred work. Kuumba, appropriately, is Swahili for “creativity.” The…
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Local entertainment and events happening around Huntsville, Alabama
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Must-See Miami Art Exhibits in February: Tomás Esson, Dirk Salz, and More
Is it finally cool to be from Miami? Or was it always, and it just took us this long to realize? The last few months have felt like a clarifying moment for the city’s art scene, where locals and outsiders alike are lining up to acknowledge Miami as a serious destination for art and culture.…
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‘Sacred Spaces’ highlighting Detroit’s Black-owned art galleries returns for second year
<a href="https://media1.metrotimes.com/metrotimes/imager/u/original/35337317/368671874-772030801591740-1980049576642436726-n.jpg" rel="contentImg_gal-35336635" title="Elonte Davis is releasing a book for his This Is Where I’m at and This is What I’m Doing show as part of Sacred Spaces. – Jeff Cancelosi" data-caption="Elonte Davis is releasing a book for his This Is Where I’m at and This is What I’m Doing show as part of Sacred…
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Seeking director – Announcements – e-flux
Since their creation, the FRAC (Fonds Régionaux d’Art Contemporain / Regional Contemporary Art Funds) structures have been assigned four main missions by central government and regional councils: build up public contemporary art collections, exhibit these collections, raise public awareness of contemporary art, and support artists and the artistic scene. Created in 1982, the FRAC structures have been supporting…
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Master of Fine Art – e-flux Education
To imagine artistic knowledge driving change, a critical classroom needs virtual, intellectual and tactile tools to coexist. As we question the role of the visual art in society, we wonder: could artistic research propel new agency and artistic entrepreneurship be the new punk rock? We are searching for students with the courage to push the boundaries…
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Portrait photographer Pieter Hugo talks taste
My personal style signifier is an old band T-shirt. I’m still wearing cotton T-shirts from the ’90s because they’re so comfortable. They’re always black and have band logos on them, such as Swans or Mayhem. I used to cut the sleeves off but had to stop because my wife and children hate it – they say…