With Her Lens and Hip Hop, Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter Centers Black Feminism
For a wrenching new exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, the Philadelphia-based artist establishes...
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Color, Creativity, and Community at RxART’s Annual Gala
On Feb. 8, RxART hosted its annual gala to celebrate the work of the nonprofit’s collaborating...
TRNK and Good Black Art Fête a Timely Group Show
On Feb. 1, Good Black Art curator Phillip Collins and TRNK co-founder Tariq Dixon teamed up to...
Pow Martinez’s Painterly Figures Are Very Online
In a particularly gripping new canvas on view at Silverlens New York, the Manila-based artist...
The Whitney Art Party Goes Out of This World
On Jan. 31, the Whitney Museum of American Art hosted its fundraising event Art Party, which...
A Half-Century of Hip Hop’s Visual Impact
At Fotografiska, indelible portraits of the genre’s most unfuckwithable stars prove their...
Art and Design Upstarts Turn Out in Force for Young Collectors Night
On January 26, the Park Avenue Armory hosted over 500 of New York’s most ardent art and design...
At the Nasher Sculpture Center, Theaster Gates Fuses Japanese and Black Culture
The Dallas institution has opened “Afro Mingei,” a convivial gathering space envisioned by...
M3gan, a Style Icon and Cautionary Tale
An overnight pop culture phenomenon, the murderous doll’s meticulously constructed wardrobe and...
With ‘Merge’, Duplex’s Patrizio Chiarparini Flexes His Eye for Spotting Where Art and Function Meet
The show of works by Duccio Maria Gambi meditates on the intersection of nature and manmade...
A Monument to Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King Divides Critics
Hank Willis Thomas and MASS Design Group’s tribute is drawing mixed reviews—including...
Tom of Finland’s Homoerotic World-Building Helped Pioneer the Queer Zine
The queer Finnish illustrator changed the world’s erotic imagination. A new exhibition at David...
Robin Rhode Choreographs a Woman-to-Bird Metamorphosis
In a surreal series of photographic prints, the South Africa–born artist choreographs a fluid...
Who’s the Better Curator: Man or Machine?
As debates about AI’s potential impact on the creative industries rage on, a new exhibition...
Titus Kaphar’s Directorial Debut Is More Proof That Nobody Plans to Shut Up
The acclaimed painter wrestles with art-world racism in “Shut Up and Paint,” a documentary that
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