Tag Archives Deborah Roberts The Buffalo art museum reopening announcement also marked the official completion of the museum’s $230 million capital campaign.
If any contemporary artist in America is presently in more demand than Deborah Roberts, I’m unaware of them.
What If resembles a voting booth or religious confessional. There’s only room for one inside. Participants enter, sit, then pull a curtain to secure their privacy.
Deborah Roberts didn’t always produce the mixed-media collages of Black children she’s become famous for. Thank Ron Artest.
To Begin Again: Artists and Childhood, first group exhibition in U.S. exploring influence of children, childhood on visual artist practices.
Deborah Roberts’ mixed media collage ‘Jamal’ (2020) features an unusual inclusion: a third hand. Right there on the boy’s chest.
Deborah Roberts is one of the most sought-after contemporary artists in America, and as a result, one of the most copied as well.
In my previous life as a sports reporter covering college football, only winning a big game could top the anticipation of your team playing a big game.
What I would most like to celebrate about the 904 on 9/04 is Jacksonville‘s art museums and a pair of exhibitions they are hosting.
The widely acclaimed Dirty South exhibition of Black culture in the South comes to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Arkansas.
The Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens will exhibit Deborah Roberts ‘I’m’, another feather in the cap for director Andrea Barnwell Brownlee.