Ronald Lockett and Thornton Dial are known for using discarded materials to create wondrous works of art addressing American society.
By Chadd ScottThornton Dial Sr. and cousin/mentee Ronald Lockett on view at UGA
By Chadd Scott
By Chadd ScottSimphiwe Ndzube first U.S. solo museum show on view in Denver
The Denver Art Museum presents the first U.S. solo museum exhibition for South African contemporary artist Simphiwe Ndzube.
By Chadd ScottMilford Graves: ‘Heart Harmonics’
Milford Graves spent nearly 40 years establishing a healing correlation between vibrations of percussive instruments and the human heart.
By Chadd ScottAmant Foundation opens new Brooklyn “art campus” with Grada Kilomba exhibit
Amant will open with a survey of work by Grada Kilomba (b.1968), the Portuguese artist, writer and academic of West African descent.
By Chadd ScottBethany Collins ‘Evensong’ at Frist Art Museum in Nashville
The Frist Art Museum presents Bethany Collins: Evensong, an exhibition of multimedia works exploring the intersection of language and race.
By Chadd ScottElizabeth Catlett ‘Seated Woman’ at Cummer Museum
A sculpture by Elizabeth Catlett recently loaned to the Cummer Museum brings one of the 20th century’s most important Black artists to Jax.
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