Contemporary Art and Culture Magazine
: Lucy Maria Durand Woodman (American, 1829–1910), Delaware River, Sparrowbush, Pennsylvania, undated, oil on canvas, 15 x 24″ (38.1 x 61 cm). New-York Historical Society, Gift of Nora Durand Woodman, 1932.9. Photo: ©New-York Historical Society.
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A single photograph is not enough to make sense. A single word doesn’t make sense by itself, either. And when you put together multiple photographs or words, a meaning emerges.
—Komatsu Hiroko
When a visitor asks Peter Rudolph to see his studio, the painter walks to a side door on the back…
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Canal Street Gallery • Bellows Falls, VT • canalstreetartgallery.com • Through December 10, 2022 These times try people’s souls. Michael…
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Central Contemporary Arts • Providence, RI • centralcontemporaryarts.org • Through December 8, 2022 Even the title of Mariana Ramos Ortiz’s…
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Cahoon Museum of American Art • Cotuit, MA • cahoonmuseum.org • Through December 23, 2022 Robin Tost is a dedicated…
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University of Saint Joseph and Fairfield University Art Museum • West Hartford, CT and Fairfield, CT • usj.edu and fairfield.edu…
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The ArtLords, an Afghan Artists Collective, Recreates Murals in Brattleboro It’s been over a year since the chaotic departure of…
Read moreWinter is underappreciated—for its beauty, for the permission it gives us to hunker down a bit, and for the clarity…
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On September 22, 2022, at the reception for Racial Slavery, Marronage, and Freedom: A 10th Anniversary Retrospective featuring works by artists Edouard Duval-Carrié, Jess Hill, and Rénold Laurent at the Center for the Study of Slavery & Justice at Brown University. Photo: Rythum Vinoben.
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