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EBONY G. PATTERSON: she is land...she is the mourning...
APRIL 24 - JUNE 12
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BRITTNEY LEEANNE WILLIAMS: HOW FAR BETWEEN AND BACK
April 24 - June 12
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FORTHCOMING EXHIBITIONS
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Press
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A DECEPTIVELY BEAUTIFUL TAPESTRY ABOUT MOURNING
May 21, 2021 The artist Ebony G. Patterson shares an intricately embellished work that asks what it means to grieve. Ebony G. Patterson’s “...the wailing...guides us home...and there is a bellying on the... -
All That She Is: A Review of Ebony G. Patterson at Monique Meloche
May 21, 2021 Over a decade ago, artist Ebony G. Patterson adhered to standard modes of portraiture, depicting her subjects either in full-length form or from the shoulders up. Despite interrupting traditions—perching her... -
16 Rising Artists of the Asian Diaspora in the United States
May 21, 2021 Maia Cruz Pailileo’s oeuvre are gestural reflections on both familial oral history and colonial documents. Heavily influenced by photographs and stories related to her family’s migration from the Philippines to... -
Embodied Landscape: Brittney Leeanne Williams at Monique Meloche
May 19, 2021 The color red has been known to bring out the strongest emotion in humans. It is linked to passion, anger and power. Brittney Leeanne Williams’ latest show at Monique Meloche... -
EBONY G. PATTERSON AT MONIQUE MELOCHE: SHE IS LAND…SHE IS THE MOURNING
May 14, 2021 Patterson’s work echoes the evolution of life via gardening. Throughout her tapestries, she has placed details on rebirth, existence, and death. Her unique interpretation of the garden forces the viewer... -
Review: How Far Between and Back
May 8, 2021 The slope of a hip, the swell of a breast, the sinewy muscles underneath the flesh; the human body is a form of art in and of itself. This is...
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NEWS
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Brendan Fernandes: Portals
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Brendan Fernandes: A Letter to Noguchi
May 14, 2021 “It feels almost like fate,” acclaimed Chicago-based artist Brendan Fernandes says. He’s speaking, somewhat dreamily, about his connection to the late, legendary Japanese-American designer-sculptor Isamu Noguchi , a man Fernandes... -
Sanford Biggers unveils monolithic sculpture at Rockefeller Plaza
May 7, 2021 A monumental bronze sculpture by the Harlem-based artist Sanford Biggers was unveiled this morning at Rockefeller Center. The work Oracle (2020) continues the artist’s recent Chimera series of sculptures, which...
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