Kumasi J. Barnett — The Amazing Black-Man @ Lowell Ryan Projects
Kumasi J. Barnett, Police-Man #278Acrylic, marker, pen and oil marker on comic book. Kumasi J. Barnett’s The Amazing Black-Man opens at Lowell Ryan Projects on July
Brendan Fernandes — A Call and Response @ MCA Chicago
Brendan Fernandes, I’m Down, 2017. Performance, printed matter (T-shirts, banners, placards, and posters), and mural. Brendan Fernandes’ performance installation, A Call and Response, uses motion to
Nina Chanel Abney — Punch @ Jeffrey Deitch (Los Angeles)
Pat Phillips, Korean Fingertrap, 2018 Nina Chanel Abney’s Punch will be exhibited at Jeffrey Deitch Los Angeles starting June 29. The exhibit features 33 different
David Koloane — A Resilient Visionary: Poetic Expressions of David Koloane @ Iziko South African National Gallery (Cape Town)
The Iziko South African National Gallery presents A Resilient Visionary: Poetic Expressions of David Koloane, a collection of works by South African artist David Koloane,
Marta Minujín — La Menesunda @ New Museum
New Museum is proud to present Marta Minujín’s US debut exhibit La Menesunda from June 26-September 29 2019. The exhibit is composed of eleven different
Jordan Nassar, Faith Ringgold, Salman Toor, and Cosmo Whyte — Home Is Not a Place @ Anat Ebgi (Los Angeles)
“Home is not a place, it is an irrevocable condition.” Taking inspiration from this James Baldwin quote, Home Is Not a Place combines works to
Brandon Landers — Aretha @ M+B (Los Angeles)
Brandon Landers, The Joys, 2019, oil on canvas, 69 x 95 inches This Friday, June 21, M+B is opening Aretha by Brandon Landers. As a South Central
Farah Atassi — Paintings @ Almine Rech (New York)
Farah Atassi’s Paintings is opening at Almine Rech on June 20. The exhibition, made up of still lifes and nudes, explores classic subjects of paintings
Alvaro Barrington — Artists I Steal From @ Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac (London)
Alvaro Barrington is opening their latest curated gallery, Artists I Steal From, on June 5 2019. Inspired by “art through the eyes of the artist”,
Chemu Ng’ok, Emma Amos and Vivian Browne — My Kind of Protest @ Pippi Houldsworth Gallery
My Kind of Protest is now open at Pippy Houldsworth Gallery. Featuring work from Chemu Ng’ok, Emma Amos, and Vivian Browne, this gallery explores life