Nari Ward’s ‘Crusader’ is Part Medieval Fantasy, Part Pimped-Out Shopping Cart
Brooklyn, NEW YORK—Nari Ward has transformed an everyday shopping cart into an intriguing object. “Crusader” is on display near the
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Meaningful Thoughts: Kerry James Marshall’s ‘SOB, SOB’
WASHINGTON, DC—There is a compelling, large-scale work by Kerry James Marshall hanging just inside the contemporary gallery at the American
Women’s Museum Debuts Recycled Tire Sculptures by Chakaia Booker
WASHINGTON DC—Every day countless tires roll down New York Avenue as vehicle traffic ebbs and flows. Inspired by the everyday
Using Wood Planks, Whitfield Lovell Conjures a Texas Resident in ‘Echo I’
WASHINGTON, DC—Although she is attired in a fine-looking dress, the expression on this woman’s face shows as much despair as
‘World Stage’: Kehinde Wiley Discusses His Israel Portraits at the Jewish Museum
“World Stage” is on view through July 9. NEW YORK—Kehinde Wiley thought he knew a decent amount about Israel and