"In many instances, the Biennial opens up space for subjectivity to be rendered through multiplicity—and perhaps in ways not attainable to certain viewers."
She is one of 75 artists in the exhibition.
"I was feeling really invisible up until like the last three years. And I know I'm not the only black dyke photographer. I would go to the art fairs, to museums, to galleries, and I didn't see…
A guide to the next seven days.
The most powerful protests are not always the voices shouting the loudest. Often they are the most nuanced and multivalent, holding open the space we need to endure and push back on homogenizing…
The Black Queer Brooklyn on Film series, which runs every Thursday in June at the Brooklyn Museum, illuminates the active legacy of artists featured in "We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 19…
