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"Surround yourself in an immersive experience of fine art photography from Italy, Spain, Switzerland, and Monaco."

The exhibition is described as "a showcase of the history and culture of African American history that is intertwined into the fabric of this country’s DNA."

“Our parents were discriminated against for using Spanish; there wasn’t really an emphasis to teach us, so we just grew up around it, picking it up. And it’s kind of this bastardization of language."

Pacifico Silano’s large-scale collages embody the spectrum of queer experience.

"'Insta11ations' is made up of artists who are experimenting with the ways people interact with public art, who reimagine public spaces, and who express stories of social justice and equity in their work."

"I’m not interested in a straightforward depiction, or a direct transfer from my brain onto a surface. I distrust the image and I distrust myself." 

"Our technology evolves, but we haven’t evolved that much. We’re the same people we were when we first invented myths, really.”

“I moved to Seattle! And the thing about Seattle is that it is the emerald city, in an evergreen state. And so you can't be there and not focus on plant life.”

A collection of wing art, including a wing mural wall in Houston and works by Anselm Kiefer, Celia Eberle, and Holly Veselka.

Christopher Blay and Christina Rees on how nature has taken over during Covid, the rich history of rodeo photography, and the open studio of a VIP artist inside a gallery.

"The Reanimation Project" illustrates the fears and potential consequences of the rise of artificial intelligence.

Three solo shows at Plush Gallery, Dallas. Dates: March 27 – May 29, 2021.

"An experiment on the eternity of the instant In his artistic experiment, Pablo Bobbio shows us what we would prefer to look away from."

"Working predominantly with oil pastels as his medium of choice, Ingram portrays urban contemporary themes."

"Inspired by stories of nature regenerating and reclaiming space during the Covid-19 pandemic, this exhibition examines what happens when humanity removes itself from the natural world."

“People can forget what certain micro-aggressions can look like. Words are very, very, very powerful.”

"It changed our wider art community, and it changed us." - Carol Ivey

This series will be a document of the journey as we move toward building an exhibition that is both relevant to the residents of the town, and a marker of the town’s possible future. 

I am looking forward to a future where the stories that were lost will be exhumed and honored by all.

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech on the ongoing debate about museums deaccessioning objects from their permanent collections.