Howardena Pindell, like many of her fellow Black, female peers, has long been under-appreciated for her contributions to contemporary art, and this touring career survey covers a full 50 years of her artwork, activism, writing, and work as a curator and educator.
In the painting Everything, 2019, a set of white, wooden doors hinges outward.
The current exhibition at LA Louver is small, consisting of a single work. Yet, it is a testament to Saar’s prowess that the piece could be discussed for hours.
Public architecture can invite, inform, entertain, and otherwise engage visitors, enrich their cultural experience, and make historical narrative palpable.
The paintings of Don Voisine exhibit a formidable, even disquieting, restraint that can appear impenetrable.
At the crossroads of West Broad and North Belvidere, we witnessed with genuine curiosity an unusually fluid framework standing in stark contrast to its masonry surroundings.
The villa is a substantial rural or suburban residence that often includes accessory uses, so that it constitutes a “hybrid” program.
What would it look like if Frank Gehry built a prison?
