Genevieve Gaignard — Black White and Red All Over @ Monique Meloche (Chicago)
Genevieve Gaignard’s Black, White, & Red All Over is currently on view at Chicago’s Monique Meloche Gallery until May 24. Informed by her own
Candace Lin — Meaningless Squiggles @ François Ghebaly (Los Angeles)
Candace Lin presents her fifth solo exhibit, Meaningless Squiggles, at François Ghebaly Gallery. The exhibit explores histories of migration and control by bringing together research
Conrad Ruíz — Black, Red, and Deadly @ OCHI Projects (Los Angeles)
The solo exhibit by L.A.-based artist Conrad Ruíz is currently open at Ochi Products entitled Black, Red, and Deadly. The exhibit features Ruíz interpretation of
Art Talk: Artist Activist Taja Lindley
Through iterative and interdisciplinary practices, Taja Lindley creates socially engaged artwork that is able to reflect and transform its audience, shift culture and inspire people
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