Going Beneath the Surface: For 50 Years, Harmony Hammond’s Art and Activism Has Championed Queer Women
Over the past 50 years, the artist has duked it out with the prominent male painters of the postwar era in her "expanded painting."
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Frank Bowling Is Now Represented by New York’s Alexander Gray Associates
The artist is currently the subject of a traveling retrospective.
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The Art World Reacts to Allegations of Sexual Harassment in Its Ranks
Artists, dealers, and more speak out about the news surrounding Artforum's Knight Landesman.
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Alexander Gray Associates Now Represents Valeska Soares
New York’s Alexander Gray Associates has taken on representation of Valeska Soares, a Brazilian artist known for her pioneering work in the field of installation art. Soares will have a solo…
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Estate of Betty Parsons, Storied Ab Ex Dealer Who Also Made Art, Goes to Alexander Gray Associates
Betty Parsons may be better known for her gallery, which, in the 1950s, was responsible for showing the “Four Horsemen” of Abstract Expressionism (Jackson Pollock, Barnett Newman, Mark…
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After Fidel Castro’s Communist government imprisoned Cuban poet Heberto Padilla in March 1971 on ambiguous charges, intellectuals around the world—many of them ardent supporters of Cuba’s revolution—e…
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An Old-School Painter Adapts to a New World Order: Jack Whitten’s 50-Year Evolution
In 1974, a monolithic, fire-red painting by Jack Whitten debuted in the Whitney’s lobby gallery. Whitten made the painting, titled Sorcerer’s Apprentice, by laying the canvas on the…
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Morning Links: The Broad Edition
Installing the 2,000 works of art that will be shown in the new Broad museum is no easy-task. A five-panel Takashi Murakami painting, for example, came in five crates, each of which was unloaded
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In 1991, at the entrance to her debut solo exhibition in New York (at the INTAR Hispanic American Arts Center), Lorraine O’Grady revealed the conundrum that has provoked her practice from the start…
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Jack Whitten
Jack Whitten is an African-American painter who has been working in New York since the 1960s. Carrying the tradition of Abstract Expressionism through the decades, he brings to it his own brand of t…
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