Your Next Upstate Trip is to ‘Modus Operandi’ at The School: Jack Shainman Gallery
The exhibition is on view at 25 Broad St., Kinderhook, NY, until November 28.
Redefining the Divine: Harmonia Rosales Reclaims Creation at Getty Museum
The exhibition is on view until April 19.
Trenton Doyle Hancock Taps Heroism and Anti-Heroism at SCAD MOA’s ‘In Character’
The exhibition is on view at SCAD MOA until June 8.
Girlhood, Nostalgia, and Fantasy in Farah Al Qasimi’s ‘Psychic Repair’
The exhibition is on view at SCAD MOA until June 7.
Silk’s Woman-Like Strength: Mona Bozorgi on SCAD MOA Exhibition, ‘Strain and Strand’
The exhibition is on view until May 17 at the Savannah College of Art and Design’s Museum of Art.
Derrick Adams Rings in the Holidays with ‘Tree Huggers’
You can view Tree Huggers at Soho Winterland on the terrace at DUMBO House throughout the festive season.
The Importance of the Reopening of the Studio Museum in Harlem
This past weekend, the Studio Museum in Harlem finally reopened—with a sleek, modernist design that emphasizes the artworks that fill the space’s walls.
A Friend Named Cousin
The exhibition is on view at 291 Grand St., New York, NY, until November 9.
Tiffany E. Barber on ‘Data Consciousness: Reframing Blackness in Contemporary Print’
The group exhibition is on view until December 13 at the Print Center New York.
‘Works on Water’ from Jeremy Dennis’ Lens
Photographer Jeremy Dennis discusses his work in the exhibition presented by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.
How Dimithry Victor Translates Black Caricature into Community and Empowerment in ‘All in the Family’
Many of the paintings in the exhibition sold.
Zero Art Fair Wants You to Own an Original Art Piece
Their “store-to-own” model allows guests to take home artworks without needing to make an upfront purchase.
JMikal Davis Bridges the Gap Between Mural Painting and Folk-Art Tradition
While he is a maximalist in his work, he remains sustainable in his practice by embracing upcycling into his artworks.
Get to Know These Indigenous Artists from the HOSH Native American Art Show
The Hole Gallery on Bowery debuted HOSH’s artists for an evening of Native American storytelling and artist collaborations.
Thomas J Price: Resilience of Scale
The exhibition is on view at 134 Wooster St. until June 14.
Fractured Innocence: Marissa Delano Confronts the Violence Beneath ‘Depraved Family!!!!!’
The exhibition is on view at Third Born in Mexico City until May 25.
