William T. Williams: Recent Paintings
For 50 years, painter William T. Williams has sought to expand the vocabulary of abstraction.
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Folk Rock, Blues & Flower Children
What was it that was so powerful about Woodstock?
Patterning en Pointe: Lorraine Shemesh’s Interstitial Paintings and Vessels
In 1937, pioneering choreographer Martha Graham noted the power of dance to express “the depths of man’s inner nature, the unconscious, where memory dwells.”
Kathy Butterly’s Universe in Color
Kathy Butterly is one of today’s most intriguing visual artists. A master of form, expression, and color, she conjures many-layered meanings in her work.
Leslie Wayne: What’s Inside
In the painting Everything, 2019, a set of white, wooden doors hinges outward.
A Discussion with Bomb Pop!Up: How To
During the summer of 2018, the National Academy of Design’s former school had just gone on hiatus and people were wondering how to use the classrooms before vacating the building.
Melissa Meyer’s Sprezzatura
The work of Melissa Meyer possesses a kind of “sprezzatura”—meaning that it takes a great deal of skill and technical bravado to make it look so easy.
Charles White: A Retrospective
White presented the lives of Black men and women, their culture, and allies in heroic terms. Throughout the exhibition, White displays his figures dynamically and full of vivacious energy.
