Megan Craig’s list gathers books by Corita Kent and Jan Steward, Chloe Shaw, and María Lugones.
Megan Craig’s list gathers books by Corita Kent and Jan Steward, Chloe Shaw, and María Lugones.
Yvonne Shortt combs the history of the afro-pick in her series on view at the Ely Center of Contemporary Art.
A selection of fiction from Polly Shindler including Madeline Miller’s Circe, Maud’s Line by Margaret Verble, The Leavers by Lisa Ko, and An American Marriage by Tayari Jones.
Artist Felandus Thames provides a list of books, music, and one podcast.
RAW announces the 2021 Winners for the Real Art Award, Artspace hires Reggie Woolery as the Deputy Director for Exhibitions and Programs, and more.
Curator Howard el-Yasin makes space for conversations about the fluidity of Blackness at City Gallery.
Housatonic Community College unveils a new sculpture by Jongil Ma.
Felandus Thames targets the intertwined issues of race and gender, frequently by way of consumer culture.
Arien Wilkerson works at the intersection of dance, video, and installation to address contemporary issues.
Lori Horowitz fabricates her sculptures from chicken wire and focuses on bringing visibility to people who are often unseen.
Weverson Ponte is the founder of The Mad Lab, the “creative hub” of Norwalk, Connecticut.
Faustin Adeniran’s sculptures are often made from materials that others throw away.
Socially-engaged artist Emily Larned is the co-founder of Impractical Labor in Service of the Speculative Arts (ILSSA) and an Assistant Professor at the University of Connecticut.
In 2008, Finnish Performance Artist Pilvi Takala played the part of an indolent intern named Johanna at the consulting firm Deloitte.
Second-generation American Joe Bun Keo shares how the experiences of his parents have influenced his career as an artist.
Dread Scott’s 2014 interview touches on his longstanding belief of “[making] revolutionary art to propel history forward.”
Political from a young age, Rita Valley creates labor-intensive sewn works that address the failings of the current administration and more.
Amira Brown is the creator of Bailout Gallery as well as a series of political posters for New Haven’s 2019 mayoral election.