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Sean-Kierre Lyons’s Flower Warriors and Cracker Flags
Putting whimsical spins on Civil War-era emblems, Lyons creates a vivacious, fantastical vision of Black life.
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Online
Private Archives: Jorian Charlton at Gallery TPW
Photographer Jorian Charlton's online exhibition "Out of Many" pairs her own recent portraits with slides shot by her father in the 1970s and '80s as he made his way from Jamaica to Toronto.
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New York
Silhouettes and Illuminations: Ray Johnson at David Zwirner
Through collage, caricature, and contradiction, Ray Johnson refashioned queer icons, and became one himself.
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Potomac
State of the Union: Faith Ringgold at Glenstone
Faith Ringgold brings forth the grim histories and fraught tensions behind American icons and ideals—and locates possibilities for change.
By Ellen Tani -
New York
Memory Work: Levan Mindiashvili at Marisa Newman Projects
Through an abstracted visual language, Levan Mindiashvili revisits the imagery of his childhood to understand the formation of his identity.
By David Ebony -
New York
Codes of the West: Kenneth Tam at the Queens Museum
Tam’s solo interrogates Asian American masculinity vis-à-vis the cowboy ideal and Chinese laborers who struck the Transcontinental Railroad in 1867.
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Los Angeles
New Definitions: Kevin McNamee-Tweed at Steve Turner
In drawings, ceramic paintings, and a book of photographed signs, Kevin McNamee-Tweed imaginatively reshapes a borrowed vocabulary.
By Leah Ollman
Issues & Commentary
The ICE Man Painteth
George W. Bush paints over his flawed policies in a new book of immigrant portraits.
By Zoé Samudzi
On View
Pulled Bodies, Fabric Spirits, and Celebration: Senga Nengudi’s Elusive Art Finds Joy in the Everyday
Her work often relies on "low" materials and breathes new life into them.
Not Home Right Now: Laurie Anderson’s Soundscapes
How Radical Realist Alice Neel Redefined Portraiture in Postwar New York
Imaginative Resources: Tony Cokes’s Text-Driven Videos
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