entre horizontes examines the intersection of art and social justice movements of the Puerto Rican diaspora between Chicago and Puerto Rico.
By Chadd ScottConnections between Chicago and Puerto Rico explored
By Chadd Scott By Chadd ScottJean LaMarr exhibition at IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts
Jean LaMarr’s colorful and seductive yet hard-hitting satirical artworks challenge long-held cultural stereotypes and preconceptions about Native American people and cultures.
By Chadd ScottHolocaust survivor Samuel Bak paintings on view in Florida
this powerful exhibition uses Bak’s personal history as a child of the Holocaust as a jumping off point to explore universal themes of conflict, resilience, and hope.
By Chadd ScottGiant animal sculptures unveiled on National Mall in D.C.
The installation features a 7-foot-tall polar bear, a 1,200-pound elephant, a rhinoceros with a chicken on his back and a coyote.
By Chadd ScottChicago Monuments Project receives $6.8 million from Mellon Foundation
On Juneteenth of 2023, the Mellon Foundation announced a grant of $6.8 million to support the Chicago Monuments Project.
By Chadd ScottGary Simmons: Public Enemy
The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago presents “Gary Simmons: Public Enemy,” a survey of the artist’s work.
By Chadd ScottSanford Biggers ‘Lifting the Veil’ sculpture revealed at Chazen
Sanford Biggers ‘Lifting the Veil’ (2023) sculpture is a response to Thomas Ball’s Emancipation Group (1873).
By Chadd ScottDread Scott channels Nina Simone in new artworks
A solo exhibition of new works by Dread Scott entitled “Goddam” feature four works inspired by songs sung by Nina Simone.
By Chadd ScottQueens Museum only US stop for Tracey Rose survey
“Shooting Down Babylon,” the long-anticipated retrospective of South African multimedia artist Tracey Rose, is her largest survey to date.
By Chadd ScottFirst Charles White painting added to collection of National Gallery
Charles White (1918–1979) was a celebrated artist, teacher, and activist who magnified the power of the Black figure in drawings, prints, murals, and paintings.
By Chadd ScottGeorgia Museum of Art exhibition curated by imprisoned women
The exhibition “Art is a form of freedom” features works selected by the incarcerated at Whitworth Women’s Facility in north Georgia.
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