MacArthur ‘Genius’ Fellowships Go to a Host of Acclaimed Artists, Including Paul Chan and Sky Hopinka
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A neon sign at the center of the Barclays Center arena reads "You Belong Here, We Belong Here."
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Artist Tavares Strachan Will Give Proceeds from New York Exhibition to Hurricane Relief Efforts in Bahamas
Following the destruction of Hurricane Dorian, the death toll in the archipelago has risen to 30.
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On each day of the 57th Carnegie International's run, two calligraphers sit at easels in the center of a first-floor gallery. A projector beams words onto pieces of heavy-stock paper to be traced in…
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VIA Art Fund Names Winners of 2018 Grants
Martin Puryear, Tavares Strachan, and Jamillah James are among those receiving awards.
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Tavares Strachan Wins $100,000 Frontier Art Prize
His work in Sierra Leone with the Convergence Project caught the jury's attention.
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Talk about the Weather: Art and Climate Change
Conveying the enormity of climate change through discrete objects is the central challenge of contemporary environmental art, if not the single greatest philosophical problem of our era.
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Mending the Social Fabric: Richmond’s New Institute for Contemporary Art
The ICA hopes to bridge art and community-building by promoting public participation in the creative and interpretive process.
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‘It’s Never Really Over’: Tavares Strachan on His New, Rosalind Franklin-Inspired Show
Tavares Strachan, the Nassau, Bahamas-born artist, makes conceptual works that tackle science, sociology, history, and technology. His latest exhibition, “Seeing is Forgetting the Thing that You S<a href="http://www.anthonymeierfinearts.com/exhibitions" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"…
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