Mitch Epstein, New National Academician
Mitch Epstein helped pioneer fine-art color photography in the 1970s. More than 50 years later, he continues to use his work to explore social issues and question what it means to be American.
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The Art of Collaboration: An Exhibition Examines Robert Blackburn and His Influential Workshop
Robert Blackburn learned printmaking in his Harlem community, and with his printmaking workshop, he created an inclusive place for artists to exchange ideas and resources.
Michael Maltzan, New National Academician
Maltzan discusses what drew him to Los Angeles, his experiences working on affordable housing, and why he believes architects have a responsibility to help communities move forward.
Rafael Ferrer, New National Academician
Rafael Ferrer is a predominantly self-taught artist. His works include paintings, drawings, sculptures, and installations.
Claire Weisz, New National Academician
Claire Weisz is a founding principal of WXY architecture + urban design. WXY works closely with local communities to create and reimagine public spaces and structures.
Dawoud Bey: A Rooted Gaze
Bey’s lens has been trained on the polyrhythms of Black American life in all its foundational, quotidian, and corporeal splendor.
Jimmy Wright’s Downtown
During his early years living in New York City, Wright’s work provided a kaleidoscopic document of the city’s still burgeoning queer spaces.
Architects and Climate Change
Buildings in the US are more responsible for greenhouse gas emissions than any other single source, including transportation.
