Off-Season in Slab City, USA
Slab City, California is a decidedly anti-capitalist, nomadic art community in the desert near the Salton Sea where fringe members of society live.
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Shattered Glass @ the Jeffrey Deitch in Los Angles, Through May 22, 2021
Shattered Glass is a contemporary gallery featuring 40 artists reflecting stories of social justice, power, and the importance of black women.
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Book Review | The Parted Earth by Anjali Enjeti
The Parted Earth by Anjali Enjeti is a powerful tale of love, loss, and hope. Damian Maximus takes a look at why this book is a must-read.
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Review | #AnneFrank: Parallel Stories
The story of Anne Frank is one of tragedy and hope. But there are more stories, more girls who witnessed the horrors of the holocaust. Voiced by Helen Mirren, this documentary parallels Anne’s story with that of five other women.
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Based in Paris | ‘Paysage’ a Poetic Landscape of Springtime
Springtime, our intermediate space between the cold of winter and the heat waves of summer, spring always is filled with never-denied promises. Nature is reborn; her beings chirp, sing and frolic in search of new loves with hope and faith! We all feel a little lighter at heart, to witness the ambiance teeming with the sense of potential and renewed life.
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Ramadan: In Memory and Imagination | Two poems by Julie Clark
In light of what many Muslims are experiencing in China, Julie Clark writers two poems for Ramadan: In Memory, and Imagination.
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The National Gallery in London: Artemisia!
The National Gallery in London presented the first major exhibition of Artemisia Gentileschi, an iconic, revolutionary Baroque female artist.
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Winter in Santa Fe, New Mexico – Are You Listening?
Winters in Santa Fe. The reverence, the beauty. Sites like La Fonda or the Inn at Loretto. The snow. Come experience this magical place and see what all the fuss is about.
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Exhibit Review | Ugly Plymouths – a Martine Syms Exhibit @ London’s Sadie Coles HQ & Cork Street Galleries
Martine Syms’ newest exhibition, Ugly Plymouths
To anybody familiar with Martine Syms’ work, it is no surprise that she is a master in the use of combining the physical and the digital. In her previous work Project 106, her use of space forced the viewer to physically traverse the room in order to experience the exhibition in coherent order .
That particular example was inspired by the great migration of Black Americans from the South to the North in the mid-1900s. This one was a little different.
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People of Note | Artist Martine Syms
Set in the shadows of the San Gabriel Mountains, Altadena is the place to go in Los Angeles County if you want amazing hiking…
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Love in the Time of Covid-19, Paris
These days it seems that a lot of people are ‘signing off’ messages with “stay safe” instead of “love”, “yours”, or “cordially”. It is…
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Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power 1963-1983, The Broad, Los Angeles
When Jay-Z & Beyonce rented out the Louvre Museum in Paris to shoot a music video for their joint album Everything Is Love, initially many…
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