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Where My Girls At? 20 Black Female Artists with Solo Exhibitions on View this Fall
Art Agenda / Exhibitions

Where My Girls At? 20 Black Female Artists with Solo Exhibitions on View this Fall

by Victoria L. Valentine on Oct 27, 2015 • 4 Comments
Installation by Ebony G. Patterson.   IN JUNE, ARTNEWS DEVOTED a special issue to women in the art world and the findings revealed a major gulf between the experiences of male and female artists and curators. According to ARTnews, women are seriously underrepresented when it comes to running major museums. Female artists trail far behind...
Gallery Openings: 21 Fall Exhibitions Featuring Black Artists
Art Agenda / Exhibitions

Gallery Openings: 21 Fall Exhibitions Featuring Black Artists

by Victoria L. Valentine on Oct 7, 2015 • No Comments
EACH FALL BRINGS A NEW SLATE of art exhibitions, usually the best of the calendar year. This season, commercial galleries are showing an interesting mix of African American and African diasporic artists working in a range of mediums and addressing a diversity of issues. Following William Pope.L‘s “Trinket” exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art,...

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