Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power | Now @ The Broad
Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power first opened in 2017 at London's Tate Modern before traveling to Crystal Bridges Museum
Art Talk: Epaul Julien at Art on Paper
Epaul Julien is a self-taught artist and native of New Orleans who captures life through various mediums, including mixed media, paint and photography. In the
Pauline Boty, Niyaz Najafov, Markus Martinovitch – Silver Lining @ Gazelli Art House (London)
From Gazelli Art House comes a group show titled Silver Lining, featuring works by three artists of diverse ages and cultural backgrounds — Pauline Boty,
Derrick Adams — Interior Life @ Luxembourg & Dayan (New York City)
Luxembourg & Dayan are exhibiting new works from New York based artist Derrick Adams, in a show titled Interior Life. Adams, inspired by the Catholic
Riley Holloway — Learning Curve @ First Amendment Gallery (San Francisco)
First Amendment Gallery is presenting a solo exhibit by Dallas-based artist Riley Holloway titled Learning Curve. Holloway changed his reactive practice during the creation of
Zhang Ruyi — Bonsai @ François Ghebaly (Los Angeles)
François Ghebaly is presenting, in her first solo exhibition in the United States, Shanghai-based artist Zhang Ruyi. Titled Bonsai, Ruyi uses cement, steel, and ceramic
Keith Duncan — The Big Easy @ Fort Gansevoort (New York City)
Fort Gansevoort is welcoming New Orleans based artist and visual story teller Keith Duncan in a new exhibition titled The Big Easy. The exhibition will
Wilmer Wilson IV — Slim… you don’t got the juice @ Susan Inglett Gallery (New York City)
Susan Inglett Gallery in New York city is presenting a new solo gallery from artist Wilmer Wilson IV titled Slim
Tau Lewis — I’m countin’ on you to ground me again @ Night Gallery (Los Angeles)
Night Gallery is presenting artist Tau Lewis in a single-work exhibition titled I'm countin' on you to ground me again. Featuring "Rover," a large head made
Derek Fordjour — JRRNNYS @ Night Gallery (Los Angeles)
Night Gallery is present a solo exhibition of new paintings and sculptures by Derek Fordjour, titled JRRNNYS. JRRNNYS is a advanced exploration on Fordjour's earlier