On View: Emotionally Charged Abstraction by Leonardo Drew
NEW YORK—Leonardo Drew spent more than a month installing his latest show at Sikkema Jenkins. The Brooklyn-based artist has transformed
Black Artists
Subjective: Portraits by Lynette Yiadom-Boakye at Jack Shainman
NEW YORK—Lynette Yiadom-Boakye has a way with a paint brush. Each of her canvases are grand gestures—traditional-style “portraits” executed with
Fahamu Pecou Uses Music to Give His Canvases a Voice
NEW YORK—Fahamu Pecou uses hip hop to dissect the boastful, blinged-out black male stereotypes promoted by some of hip hop’s
Go Brooklyn: A Campaign for ‘Fearless’ Black Legends
Brooklyn, NEW YORK—Like promotional posters for the ancestors, Adrian Franks‘s latest series pays tribute to black change makers. Called “Fearless,”
A Survey of Modern, Contemporary Works at the Corcoran
WASHINGTON, DC—In iona rozeal brown‘s paintings, black is beautiful and with her added twist of Japanese accoutrements, it is gorgeous