Juanita McNeely, Groundbreaking Feminist Artist Who Bravely Depicted Her Illegal Abortion, Dies at 87
She told women's stories from a woman's point of view.
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The View from Without
Jamaal Peterman's paintings pit a human figure against bright architectural abstractions, a discomfiting reminder of social disparity in the US.
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Juanita McNeely’s Multi-Panel Paintings Channel Harrowing Medical Traumas
Juanita McNeely's exhibition comprised two large multi-panel paintings that transmit the pain of their female subjects with an intensity that is almost too much to bear and a painterly confidence…
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Purvis Young
During his lifetime, self-taught Miami painter Purvis Young (1943–2010) was something of a legend in his city and gradually gained national prominence in the realm of "outsider art." Extraordinarily…
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At NADA Miami, Sex Sells—and Ceramics, Too—to Droves of Collectors from Near and Far
Also among the offerings: paintings of the Obamas. Sort of.
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Didier William
The twenty-one mixed-medium paintings in Didier William's two-venue exhibition—the most ambitious showing of his work to date—were primarily large, more than seven feet long or tall in some cases…
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Let’s Hang: With Space-Sharing Programs, Galleries Band Together to Battle an Uncertain Market
At a time when smaller spaces are struggling with the cost of doing fairs, gallery shares like Condo represent attractive financial models.
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Mom & Popped: In a Market Contraction, the Middle-Class Gallery is Getting Squeezed
Steven Stewart opened his gallery in 2011 in Tribeca and called it Kansas, a reference to his home state. He built a collector base, a following. In 2015 he moved across town to the Lower East Side
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