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In Baltimore, Generations Traces a Lineage of Abstraction Among Black Artists

by Seph Rodney January 17, 2020

Most shows can’t or don’t hold these very separate aspects in synchronous rotation: sober assessment of an art historical lineage and a feeling of intimacy. This one does.

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Refreshing Stories Told Through the Collection of a Regional Museum

by Seph Rodney November 1, 2019November 6, 2019

The Tang Teaching Museum attempts to make itself new through an exhibition that employs a variety of ways to elaborate and convey narratives.

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Making the Transformative Power of Words Concrete

by Ken Tan July 3, 2018

This exhibition at the Bronx Museum highlights the reciprocal relationship between historical texts and the art they have inspired. This is a conversation that should never end.

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The Political Resonance of Contemporary Sculpture

by Jillian McManemin April 14, 2018April 13, 2018

Sculpture at Luhring Augustine posits contemporary sculpture as a corrective to politically regressive monuments in the United States.

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Glenn Ligon and Hilton Als Talk Color at LA’s Underground Museum

by Matt Stromberg October 11, 2017

For the Underground Museum’s ongoing discussion and performance series, Ligon and Als will talk about the impact of color in art and in the world.

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The Many Shades of Glenn Ligon’s Blue Black

by Antwaun Sargent July 24, 2017July 31, 2017

In a new exhibition, Glenn Ligon explores the idea of “blue black” as it manifests not only in black identity but also in American culture.

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The Queer Art that Helped Define Post-Blackness

by Alicia Eler March 1, 2017March 3, 2017

In his collection of essays, Derek Conrad Murray explores questions of post-blackness by drawing on the artworks of Glenn Ligon, Kehinde Wiley, Mickalene Thomas, and Kalup Linzy.

Deborah Kass's "OY/YO" (photo by Benjamin Sutton/Hyperallergic)
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Best of 2016: Our Top 15 Brooklyn Art Shows

by Hyperallergic December 23, 2016December 27, 2016

We could never leave Brooklyn and still miss a slew of shows in our home borough. From outdoor art along the waterfront to group shows in Bushwick and ambitious political projects at Dumbo nonprofits, there was no shortage of great work in Brooklyn in 2016.

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Glenn Ligon and Claudia Rankine Talk Race at Art Basel Miami Beach

by Jillian Steinhauer December 3, 2016

The artist and the poet sat down together at Miami’s largest art fair to discuss their mutual influence and inspiration.

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Surviving and Memorializing the AIDS Crisis

by Seph Rodney September 9, 2016September 14, 2016

A public health crisis is one of these human occurrences that brings several contravening responses and feelings to the surface: fear, recrimination, massive research efforts, emotional appeals for safety and help, charitable sacrifice, anger, religious discrimination, political advocacy, and on.

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Glenn Ligon Deconstructs Richard Pryor’s Stand-Up

by Jason Bailey April 4, 2016April 9, 2016

When Richard Pryor strode through an audience of fans and celebrities at the Hollywood Palladium on December 9, 1981, the comedian — always renowned for his candor and vulnerability — was exposed in an altogether new way.

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MoMA PS1’s Citywide Survey Shows New York’s Greats (and Not-so-Greats)

by Benjamin Sutton October 9, 2015October 14, 2015

Every five years MoMA and MoMA PS1 team up to take the pulse of New York City’s contemporary art scene, filling the latter institution with works made recently by artists based in the metropolitan area.

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