Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe Endorses Cultural Dignity Through Color
Whether black or white, lime green or bright orange, Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe interrupts the normal view of portraiture with his bold colors and transformative human intricacies.
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Samantha Rosenwald Leans on Her Sense of Humor as a Mode of Social Survival
Growing up somewhat of an outcast in the, what some could say, superficial city of Los Angeles, Rosenwald has learned to rely on humor as a shield, socially.
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David Matthew King Embraces Space
Making use of a primary color-centric palette, King creates seemingly straightforward paintings.
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Dominique Fung’s Paintings Modernize Tradition
Drawing influence from her Chinese background, Fung turns centuries old tropes on their head to make statements about modern day life as a woman.
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Salman Toor Disrupts Old Attitudes of Gender and Race
Toor's paintings create a palpable connection to the work of Old Masters.
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Mark Whalen Makes Light of the Human Experience
Whalen's sculptural work turns the medium on its head - somewhat literally.
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Maria Berrio’s Collages are Grounded in Magical Realism
Berrio's work reflects the traditions of South American folklore.
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Nicolas Party and Others Pay Tribute to Pastel at The FLAG Art Foundation
With "Nicolas Party: Pastel", the artist wears two hats, as both participating artist and curator.
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