The Camden Arts Centre are to present an Exhibition of 'Capable Artworks' by the Notable Hand of the Celebrated American artist, Kara Elizabeth Walker, Negress, this autumn. One of America's least compromising artists will finally have a solo show in London, bringing...
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America’s Conflicted History Revealed Through Civil War Photographs At The Met
Isa Freeling explores a new exhibition of Civil War Photographs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York where "humanity seems to call out from the grave"The Civil War photographs of 1861 to 1865 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art remind us of the egregious,...
Tate Liverpool Celebrates 25 Years As A World Class Gallery
Tate Liverpool is celebrating 25 years of excellence 17 May - 2 June. The gallery is home of the national collection of modern and contemporary art in the North of England and a critical force in the region’s visual arts scene. Since opening their doors on 24...
AIDS in New York: The First Five Years – New Exhibition
The early history of the AIDS epidemic in New York City is explored from the first rumors in 1981 of a “gay plague” through the ensuing period of intense activism, clinical research, and political struggle—will be the subject of a major new...
Richard Emmanuel And His Remarkable Church Of Installation Art
Art Is A Language, A Visual Language: Jack Castle uncovers an endangered masterpiece of Installation Art in Gloucester MA. From what I can make of it the 60s was a very odd time. Enormous and contradictory movements abound, characterised by great promise, great...
Reunion of Masterworks Celebrate the Centennial of the 1913 Armory Show
NEW YORK, NY, December 7, 2012 – In fall 2013, the New-York Historical Society will present a major exhibition celebrating the centennial year of the legendary 1913 Armory Show. On view from October 11, 2013 through February 23, 2014, The Armory Show at 100:...
Voodoo Explored In New Nottingham Exhibition Of Haitian Art
A major exhibition of Haitian art has been mounted in the UK for the first time in many years. Nearly 200 paintings, sculptures and sequin flags by 35 artists from the 1940s to the present day trace the representation of Vodou, reflecting Haiti’s historical...
Earliest British Portrait Of Freed Slave Goes On UK Tour
The National Portrait Gallery has put on display a portrait of Ayuba Suleiman Diallo the first Black, Muslim emancipated slave. It will travel to Liverpool, Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Leicester. This will be the first time the oil portrait painted by William Hoare...
Makode Linde’s Racist Cake The Underlying Ethics
This is a subject well worth debating! An Afro-Swedish,male, artist creates a cake in the form of a grossly exaggerated caricature of a tribal woman, in order to highlight female circumcision. A tasteless exercise at the best of times and a difficult task to...
