Odili Donald Odita | Mirror @ Jack Shainman Gallery
Odili Donald Odita's solo exhibition, Mirror, will be exhibited at the Jack Shainman Gallery until October 31st, 2020. Mirror is an exhibit deeply rooted in the concept of
Jibade-Khalil Huffman | Action Painting @ Moca
Jibade-Khalil Huffman's latest commissioned work, Action Painting, will be available for viewing at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tuscon. Until Septemeber 27th, 2020, visitors can
Lavar Munroe | Laird Street Apostles @ Jack Bell Gallery
Lavar Munroe's latest exhibit, titled, Laird Street Apostles, will be showing at the Jack Bell Gallery until September 25th, 2020. Laird Street Apostles features family
New Exhibit: Amoako Boafo | I Stand by Me @ Mariane Ibrahim
Mariane Ibrahim will be exhibiting Amoako Boafo's latest work in a solo show entitled, I Stand by Me. The works include large paintings depicting subjects
Panel: Artist Kendell Carter joins Thomas Lavin and Edward Cella in conversation.
In conjunction with Artist Kendell Carter's exhibit Excerpts from the Book of Love, the artist will join gallerist Edward Cella and Thomas Lavin in a
Art & the Revolution: A Visual History of the movements that shaped Black lives.
As these movements unfold, there’s no doubt that art plays a pivotal role in shaping and advancing the fight for equality. From infographics to front
Frieze LA 2020: Representation, Inclusion, and What We Loved The Most
This year's Frieze show took LA Art Week to the next level. In the mix of Hollywood, celebrity, and movie star vibes there was Art
7 Pieces We Loved at Art Los Angeles Contemporary
With over 50 galleries and installations this year's fairs, Art Week in LA will prove to be worth every long line. Art Los Angeles Contemporary
Grant Levy-Lucero — Pedigree @ White Columns (New York)
Grant Levy-Lucero’s Pedigree is on display at New York’s White Columns until November 2, 2019. Made up of 15 ceramic ‘vessels’, as Levy-Lucero calls them,
Awol Erizku — Desire: A Revision from the 20th Century to the Digital Age @ the Irish Museum of Modern Art
From now until March 22, 2020, Awol Erizku’s work will be shown in the Irish Museum of Modern Art in the group exhibition, Desire: A