Cherice Harrison-Nelson on her Mardi Gras Indian Suits and Family Traditions
A fifth generation mask maker shares some behind-the-scenes details of her most meaningful designs.
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Chanel Chiffon Thomas's exhibition at Goldfinch, "Fractured Reality," featured eight bold assemblages in which thick sinews of embroidery are joined with found fabric, painted canvas, and other…
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In "Fat Cat Came to Play," Troy Michie explored the cultural significance of the zoot suit: the broad-shouldered, often striped suit that was popular with black, Italian, and Latino men in the United…
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In the work of Al Taylor (1948–1999), nothing is quite what it seems. Or perhaps, objects are everything they seem, all at once.
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The Accumulation of Self: How Rashid Johnson’s Art Adds Up
As you walk into David Kordansky's recently relocated gallery in Los Angeles, a creamy, nutty smell wallops you—the unmistakable scent of raw shea butter…
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Beyond Vernacular: An Interview with John Outterbridge
High-profile exposure has been a long time coming for Outterbridge, underscoring the critical ghettos into which the mainstream American art world continues to relegate much black American art.
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