Tag: Group Exhibitions

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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Body parts, cute figures, gore, anthropomorphic sculptures and more appear within the 50 artworks of Funk You Too! Humor and Irreverence in Ceramic Sculpture, an exhibition on view now through 27 August at NYC’s Museum of Arts and Design. The subversive exhibit—curated by Angelik Vizcarrondo-Laboy—is a raunchy, funny, sprawling testament to clay’s power as a form of satire while highlighting a pivotal and often overlooked moment …

Tchotchke Gallery Opens Its First Physical Location in Brooklyn

Advocating for artists lies at the heart of this new East Williamsburg gallery

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In 2020, Danielle Dewar and Marlee Katz founded Tchotchke Gallery, a then-digital art platform that reacted to the parameters of the pandemic. Now, the co-founders are expanding the gallery to its first brick-and-mortar space in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Opening today with a group show entitled Homecoming (on view until 11 February), Tchotchke continues to be an artists-first gallery that represents their roster beyond their works. Further, …

Group Exhibit “Set It Off” Boldly Challenges History, Identity and Artistic Mediums

Six international women artists congregate in the Hamptons' Parrish Art Museum

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The phrase “set it off” has two interpretations: to do something intensely in a major way or to interrupt and alter the status quo. In the Hamptons, the Parrish Art Museum‘s group exhibit of the same name realizes this idiom’s definition to its fullest extent. Put together by curator Racquel Chevremont and beloved artist Mickalene Thomas, collectively known as Deux Femmes Noires, Set It Off features …