Bittersweet: Kara Walker’s Immensely Popular Sugar Sphinx Closes this Weekend
Brooklyn, NEW YORK—In case you somehow missed it, Kara Walker is presenting her first public sculpture at the old Domino
View ArticleSummer in New York: 5 Must-See Public Art Works
NEW YORK— Every summer, New York is brimming with public art and this year the selection is particularly well curated.
View ArticleChakaia Booker Makes Her Broadway Debut
NEW YORK—Chakaia Booker uses recycled rubber tires to create the layered and textured surfaces that define her sculptures. After gracing
View ArticleAlice Aycock: Windswept on Park Avenue
NEW YORK—The latest artist to have their way with Park Avenue is Alice Aycock, who has installed a series of
View ArticleAnthropologie Gallery Features ‘Crochetdermy’ by Shauna Richardson
NEW YORK—British artist Shauna Richardson‘s intriguing soft sculpture animals were recently featured at the Rockefeller Center Anthropologie store. She crochets
View ArticleBetye Saar to Receive 2014 Edward MacDowell Medal
NEW YORK—Working with found objects and treasured African American collectibles, assemblage artist Betye Saar, 88, explores issues of race and
View ArticleWandering the Whitney, Contemplating Koons
NEW YORK—There is a colorful mound of Play-Doh, the Incredible Hulk, a Liberty Bell, Michael Jackson and Bubbles, basketballs floating
View ArticleAbstract Maquillage: Mickalene Thomas at Lehmann Maupin
NEW YORK—Mickalene Thomas has been showing a new body of work at Lehmann Maupin gallery. “Tete de Femme” (which means
View Article‘If You Build It': Art and Architecture Sprout in Harlem’s Sugar Hill
Harlem, NEW YORK—Critically acclaimed architect David Adjaye, who designed the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture which
View ArticleRachel Feinstein: Fellini-esque Follies in the Park
NEW YORK-A trio of fairy tale maquettes is on view in Madison Square Park. The whimsical white sculptures are architectural
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