Art, Architecture, Public Art, Curatorial Projects
Africa is at once a point of origin and a myriad of associations—real and imagined—for many Black artists working in the Americas. This exhibition traces narratives of Blackness across the Atlantic world by bringing together work from artists who absorbed and reinterpreted African artistic practices, sacred customs, and cultural expressions.
Unchained: Allan Rohan Crite, Spirituality, and Black Activism Munson-Williams Proctor Arts InstituteFebruary 19–May 8, 2022 This is the first exhibition … More
December 4, 2021–February 27, 2022 D’Amour Museum of Fine Arts » First Floor » Starr Gallery and Alpert Gallery Feather … More
Essay to accompany the exhibition Caught in Colorful RainMar 5 – 27, 2021 at Gallery NAGA Have you ever felt … More
May 2, 2021 – September 12, 2021, Mattatuck Museum, Waterbury CT This exhibition at the Mattatuck Museum celebrates 100 years of African … More
Where does faith manifest in a community? For Boston-based artist Allan Rohan Crite belief and social connection start in spaces … More
In 1976, art historian and curator Enrico Crispolti—charged with organizing the show, Ambiente come Sociale, for the Italian Pavilion at … More
Global Connections by Catalina Delgado-Trunk, on view on the Rose Kennedy Greenway, June 2020–March 2021 Catalina Delgado-Trunk, a native of Mexico … More
July 13, 2019–February 23, 2020 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Henry and Lois Foster Gallery (Gallery 158) Boston painter Hyman … More
Julie S. Graham: Stack, Layer, and Arrange TUFTS UNIVERSITY ART GALLERIES: Tisch Family Gallery, Aidekman/Medford August 22 – September 29, … More
Martina Tanga 