Sentences with phrase «artworks by black artists»

They may go to Sylvia's for soul food, the Apollo Theatre for a concert, and the Studio Museum in Harlem for artworks by Black artists.

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All artworks by Marilyn Minter: Black Orchid, 2012; C - print; courtesy of the artist, Salon 94, New York, and Regen Projects, Los Angeles.

The new building, designed by Adjaye Associates, with Cooper Robertson as executive architects and program planning consultants, will enable the Studio Museum to better serve its growing and diverse audiences, provide additional educational opportunities to museumgoers from toddlers to seniors, expand its world - renowned exhibitions of art by artists of African descent and influenced and inspired by black culture, and effectively display its singular collection of artwork from the nineteenth century to the present day.

The Brazilian - born artist works with photography and painting to make mixed - media artworks that take cues from John Baldessari's renowned dot works by painting circles and geometric lines over black - and - white photographs of landscapes.

Curated by Chicago - based artists Paul Nudd and Chris Kerr, the exhibition explores the visual properties and strange effects of the black light by presenting artwork specifically intended to be seen under ultra violet rays.

German crafted professional grade frames in black and white individually crafted for Absolut Art and chosen by the curators and artists to best fit the artworks.

The curators arrange artworks and archival objects to sharply narrate the ways black women artists persevered by way of their practices, despite how inhospitable the art world could be.

Artist Statement My recent paintings include portraits of couples based on black and white film stills as well as paintings that re-envision artwork by other painters.

The forthcoming Norton Museum of Art exhibition Spotlight: Recent Acquisitions celebrates Black History Month through showcasing artwork by contemporary black artists that became part of the Norton collection during the past Black History Month through showcasing artwork by contemporary black artists that became part of the Norton collection during the past black artists that became part of the Norton collection during the past year.

Though the city of Baltimore is 63.7 percent black, according to 2010 census data, its flagship contemporary museum owns relatively few artworks by African - American artists.

A new paperback book by artist John Sparagana is filled with his abstract artwork; a painting unfolds across 170 pages, progressing from color to black - and - white.

After Doyle's inclusion in the Corcoran Gallery of Art's pivotal exhibition «Black Folk Art in America 1930 — 1980» (1982), curated by Jane Livingston, the artist's work brought him notoriety and praise — the late Jean - Michel Basquiat on one occasion traded his own artworks for Doyle's and Ed Ruscha paid postmortem tribute to the artist with his painting «Where Are You Going, Man?

Simpson continues to influence the legacy of black artists today by speaking with artists and activists such as the Art Hoe Collective, a group of young women using social media to give marginalized groups a safe platform to broadcast their artwork.

Notables include Pay for Your Pleasure, a corridor lined with portraits of famous intellectuals, each paired with a quote relating art and criminality, that begins with a donation box for the victims of violent crime and culminates with an artwork by an imprisoned local murderer; Black Out, a sprawling collection of works reflecting on the artist's hometown of Detroit, completed in honor of the city's 300th anniversary; and Day Is Done.

He had progressive ambitions — creating «spatial films» in the museum galleries with photographic reproductions of famous African American figures, videos of members of the Harlem community, and recordings of jazz music — but not a single artwork by a black (or white) artist was included.

On May 18, the Amon Carter Museum of American Art presents Romare Bearden: A Black Odyssey, an exhibition of nearly 50 artworks by Romare Bearden (1911 — 1988), one of the most powerful and original artists of the 20th century.

Amon Carter Museum of American Art presents Romare Bearden: A Black Odyssey, an exhibition of nearly 50 artworks by Romare Bearden (1911 — 1988), one of the most powerful and original artists of the 20th century on view through August 11, 2013.

(Allan McCollum and Other Artists) Chartreuse / Red / Black (1981) documents works by Lawler's peers, including Sherrie Levine, whose works rely on the use and appropriation of other artworks.

Artwork by African American artists Samuel Brown, Jacob Lawrence, and William H. Johnson highlight the ways that black artists engaged with the American Scene movement.