“Jeffrey Gibson: They Teach Love” will debut at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU on August 22, 2023.
By Chadd ScottLargest exhibition of Jeffrey Gibson artwork touring nation
By Chadd Scott By Chadd ScottJeffrey Gibson garment acquired by National Gallery of Art
‘The Anthropophagic Effect, Garment No. 4’ by Jeffrey Gibson combines features of Native American craft traditions.
By Chadd ScottJeffrey Gibson exhibition coming to Nashville
The Jeffrey Gibson exhibition features recent paintings, sculpture, video, and installations, along with a large site-specific mural.
By Chadd ScottBuffalo art museum reopening: Buffalo AKG Art Museum reopens in May 2023
The Buffalo art museum reopening announcement also marked the official completion of the museum’s $230 million capital campaign.
By Chadd ScottJeffrey Gibson at Aspen Art Museum
The Aspen Art Museum presents Jeffrey Gibson: THE SPIRITS ARE LAUGHING, a major exhibition of new work by the artist.
By Chadd ScottKerry James Marshall, Jeffrey Gibson among new Toledo Museum of Art acquisitions
“These acquisitions demonstrate the Museum’s collecting strategy in action, with each curator adding superlative works” Director Adam Levine.
By Chadd ScottJeffrey Gibson exhibitions highlight leader in contemporary Native American art
Across North America, Jeffrey Gibson exhibitions highlight a leader in contemporary Native American art and a name to remember.
By Chadd ScottEmbracing Contemporary Native American art as Contemporary art
Contemporary Native American art should be fully integrated into Contemporary art museums and collections.
By Chadd ScottJeffrey Gibson art moving in new direction
“I’ve been stuck in the same conversation for 20 years.” For Jeffrey Gibson, that conversation is anthropology, ethnography, museology.
By Chadd ScottJeffrey Gibson, ‘Nothing is Eternal,’ American flag video wrapping up in New York, Bay Area and online
Conceived during this pandemic era, the immersive video work depicts the American flag in unsettling stillness, as a marker of territory, and projected onto bodies, while set to a heartrending soundtrack.
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