Here’s the List of 19 Emerging Artists to Feature in New Studio Museum Show
"Fictions" will open in New York on September 14.
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"Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Art" was a landmark exhibition at New York's Whitney Museum of American Art organized by curator Thelma Golden in 1994. Art…
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Thelma Golden, Kehinde Wiley Will Speak at Ta-Nehisi Coates–Organized Festival in New York
Today, the programming lineup for the Ta-Nehisi Coates-organized Festival Albertine—a free five-day event hosted by the French Embassy-run bookshop of the same name—was announced. Among the…
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Thelma Golden Joins Board of Directors at Barack Obama Foundation
The Barack Obama Foundation announced yesterday that Thelma Golden, the director and chief curator of The Studio Museum in Harlem, will join its board of directors alongside political fundraiser…
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Studio Museum in Harlem Announces 2015–16 Artists-in-Residence
The Studio Museum in Harlem announced today that Jordan Casteel, EJ Hill, and Jibade-Khalil Huffman will be its artists-in-residence for the upcoming 2015–16 season. Begun in 1968, the Studio…
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Arnold Lehman Talks Tenure With Thelma Golden, Plans Book on ‘Sensation’ Show
When Arnold Lehman cedes the helm of the Brooklyn Museum next month, he'll use his newfound freedom to pen a book on "Sensation," the legendary exhibition that defined his turbulent tenure. Lehman…
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The Whitney Moves Downtown: Artists and Curators on the Museum’s History and Future
It's not every day that an institution the size of the Whitney Museum moves to a different building. The Whitney began in 1914 as an informal salon founded by Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney. Whitney had…
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The Changing Complex Profile of Black Abstract Painters
Long marginalized by their community and overlooked by the art market, African American abstractionists are finally coming into the spotlight
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Feast for the Eyes: Red Rooster Harlem’s Recipe for Art
At Red Rooster Harlem, chef and owner Marcus Samuelsson gives as much thought to the art on the walls as to the food
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