Gone But Not Forgotten: Benny Andrews, the ‘People’s Painter’
NEW YORK—Michael Rosenfeld Gallery is presenting a rare opportunity to view the work of Benny Andrews (1930-2006), 36 narrative-rich paintings produced between 1964 and 2005. The first comprehensive survey of his work since…
Hidden Treasures at Frieze New York: Works by Black Artists
NEW YORK—The Frieze New York art fair was staged in an enormous white tent with endless aisles where booth after booth featured the latest in contemporary art, but few works by black artists….
At ACA Galleries, American Stories by Faith Ringgold
NEW YORK—Today, Faith Ringgold is closely identified with her legendary story quilts—mixed media works that combine painting and fiber craft to create narratives about African American life, race and place. Perhaps her most…
At the Brooklyn Museum, the Wonderful World of El Anatsui
Brooklyn, NEW YORK—The fifth floor of the Brooklyn Museum is the site of one of the most fascinating exhibitions on view in New York City. “Gravity and Grace: Monumental Works by El Anatsui”…
At Skoto Gallery, Aimé Mpané Explores the Legacy of his Homeland
NEW YORK—Skoto Gallery promotes primarily the work of a talented group of accomplished and emerging contemporary African artists. Its current exhibition, featuring works by Congolese artist Aimé Mpané, is both somber and hopeful,…
