With Resourceful Reclamation, Chiffon Thomas Crafts New Forms From Old Structures
The sculptor has work in "Made in LA: Acts of Living" at the Hammer, and a solo show, "The Cavernous," at the Aldrich Museum in Connecticut.
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The New York artist responds to his city's hostile architecture.
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Somaya Critchlow’s Provocative Portraits of Nude Black Women Test Perceptions of Female Sexuality
Somaya Critchlow's paintings are part of the new wave of figurative painting that has swept the art world over the last few years.
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Yein Lee’s Beautiful, Terrifying Sculptures Give Space to Fragile Bodies
Her work shares similarities with body horror, but it mainly speaks to all that humans can be.
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Botswana-Based Artist Thebe Phetogo Paints with Shoe Polish to Subvert the History of Blackface
His work features in the landmark exhibition "When We See Us: A Century of Black Figuration in Painting."
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Teresa Baker’s Brightly-Painted AstroTurf Wall Pieces Honor the “Beautiful Open Spaces” of Her Youth Spent on the Northern Plains
Though she works in mixed media, Baker sees her art as based not so much in textile or assemblage as in painting.
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Xinyi Cheng’s Surreal Paintings Draw Inspiration from 19th-Century Chinese Parables and ’90s SNL Sketches
Paris-based painter Xinyi Cheng explains how she "searches for the sexual nature of desire that holds a painting together and makes you feel immediate to it."
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Fiber Artist Constanza Camila Kramer Garfias Finds Threads in Social and Cultural Subjects
Born in Chile and based in Germany, the artist turned to textiles as a medium and a message.
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Amra Causevic’s Found-Object Sculptures Address the Baggage of Forced Migration
"I definitely have a weird obsession with objects: you'll see all kinds of materials, like salt and pepper, glass, and hair."
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Aziz Hazara’s Transformative Artworks Grapple with the Never-Ending Conflict in His Native Afghanistan
Much of Aziz Hazara's work is an act of defiance against the normalization of violence in his homeland.
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