Museum of Arts and Design’s “Funk You Too!” Group Exhibit Celebrates Playful, Subversive Ceramics
26 artists converge at the NYC institution to contextualize historical and contemporary Funk Art
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Art and Race Matters: The Career of Robert Colescott
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Art and Race Matters: The Career of Robert Colescott surveys the work of the pioneering African American painter, whose use of humor and satire radically transgressed ideas surrounding race and gender. This volume—which …
Ti-Pi Art Space Gives New Life to an Abandoned Townhouse in Ghent, Belgium
The initiative's inaugural physical show "The Most Sunny Hour of Your Night" features the work of 13 artists
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Latinx Project’s “Building Radical Soil” Explores Sustainability in Collective Art
At NYU’s Latinx Project, Building Radical Soil is a group exhibition (on view now until 5 May) by nine artists who meditate on conservation methods throughout the Latin, African and Asian diaspora. Whether …
Interview: Artist Josh Smith On His Process and The Large-Scale Abstractions in “Keyhole”
Understanding the artist's latest work from his Bushwick studio to Xavier Hufkens gallery in Brussels
Painted Flowers Flourish in EJ Hill’s “Wherever we will to root” at Oxy Arts
In LA, the acclaimed durational artist exhibits still-life paintings and sculptures
Best of CH 2021: Editors’ Favorites
Immersive films, polar bear excursions and more of our favorite features this year
Art Basel Miami Beach 2021: The Transfixing Return of Meridians
Inspiring artwork within the large-scale sub-sector of the fair
Joakim Ojanen’s Ceramic Creatures Capture the “Essence of Being Human”
Molding movement and catharsis through clay at NYC's The Hole gallery