Dawoud Bey
Dawoud Bey’s Shadowy Landscapes Trace Paths of the Underground Railroad
Dawoud Bey's most recent series of photographs, "Night Coming Tenderly, Black," consists of penumbral landscapes—a departure for the artist—that address the experience of the Underground…
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Dawoud Bey, Portraitist of Civil Rights History, Joins Sean Kelly Gallery
The artist has previously been represented by Mary Boone Gallery.
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International Center of Photography Grants 2019 Infinity Awards, Including Dawoud Bey, Zadie Smith, Rosalind Fox Solomon
Plus, Jess T. Dugan picked up the prize for emerging photographer.
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‘I Ranged Far and Wide’: Dawoud Bey on Imagining the Paths of Fugitive Slaves
An exhibition of the photographic series has opened at the Art Institute of Chicago.
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‘Shameful’: As U.S. Government Shutdown Forces Museums to Shutter, Artists Respond
The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden and the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum are among the many institutions that closed their doors Wednesday. The National Gallery may be next, on…
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Critical Eye: Town and Country
The urban experience in the United States is an increasingly consistent and shared reality.
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‘Give a damn.’ at Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery, Saratoga Springs, New York
See images from one notable show every weekday.
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City Slickers: Cleveland’s First Front International Triennial Explores American Metropolises—Without a Local Perspective
The exhibition runs through September 30.
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Hot in Cleveland: Front International Triennial Kicks Off in Ohio with Promising First Edition
"I really believe in the Midwest," the show's artistic director, Michelle Grabner, said.
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