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The artist’s flowing and geometric compositions stretch across walls and exterior facades.
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In the aftermath of tragedy, Akashi shows us the importance of the ability to imagine and create new structures, to see the potential futures in a seed.
In his first exhibition in the United Kingdom, the artist creates large-scale tapestries that draw upon the brutal racialized history of cotton.
Jose Lerma paints portraits in wide swaths of acrylic applied with brooms and industrial tools.
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“Embroidery takes me to a calm place where only the process matters,” the artist says.
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The artist’s sculptures and video works, which meditate on money, politics, and power, may help us understand our worldwide far-right upheaval.
Founded in 1969 by Nigel Jackson and Patricia Grey, Acts of Art exemplified the spirit of a subversive and consequential period in Black art history.
In ‘To Nowhere and Back,’ Keita Morimoto continues his explorations into the interplay of light and shadow.
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Saunders’ compositions merge cultural narratives and history with mythology, nostalgia, identity, and personal experiences.
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