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Kathleen Ryan is known for her intricately crafted sculptures that subvert traditional notions of beauty and decay, often using semi-precious stones, beads, and found objects to create oversized, hyperrealistic depictions of rotting fruit. Her work e
Olga de Amaral is known for her innovative fusion of textile art and painting, transforming woven surfaces into sculptural forms through the use of gold leaf, gesso, and natural fibers. Her work explores themes of identity, landscape, and pre-Columbi
Etel Adnan’s practice bridged painting, poetry, and philosophy, drawing inspiration from landscapes, memory, and language to create compositions that evoke both emotional intensity and geographic specificity. Her small-scale paintings, often fe
Tjebbe Beekman’s paintings merge abstraction and figuration, constructing layered, textured surfaces that blur the line between illusion and object. Through fragmented figures, shifting spatial elements, and dense materiality, his work evokes a
I’m incredibly honored to serve as an auction chair for ICA Miami’s Evening in the Garden gala this coming March. Over the past several years, I’ve had the privilege of getting to know director Alex Gartenfeld (@alexgartenfeld) and
#barkleyhendricks blended striking portraiture with cosmic imagery, exploring the intersection of contemporary Black identity and Afrofuturist ideals. His subjects, which he celebrated in his work, were often the voices of the under-represented indiv
#lesleyvance's practice explores the dynamic between abstraction and the real, using expressive brushwork and vivid color to create forms that feel simultaneously in flux and complete.
I’m honored to join the Dallas Invitational’s Advisory Council alongside James Cope, Hannah Hoffman, Melissa Ireland and Jessica Nowitzki. Now in its third edition, the Dallas Invitational continues to enrich the vibrant and evolving art
Thinking of everyone in the LA area during this incredibly challenging time. My heart goes out to those affected by the devastating fires. It’s so tragic to hear about the homes, studios and art that have been lost. Hoping everyone stays safe!
I feel incredibly fortunate to have experienced so much remarkable art in 2024. Here’s a small selection of some of my favorite works I encountered over the past year. 1. Geoffrey Holder "Portrait of Carmen de Lavallade" (1976) at Ja