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An Indigenous Present, Carrie Mae Weems: The Shape of Things, and More Art Books We're Reading This August - Vimarsana News

An Indigenous Present, Carrie Mae Weems: The Shape of Things, and More Art Books We're Reading This August

Add a few new titles to your art reading list this month, including a Whitfield Lovell catalogue, a guide to making your own paint out of plants, and much more.

VMFA announces two upcoming exhibitions highlighting works by abstract artist Benjamin Wigfall and Contemporary Artist W - Vimarsana News

VMFA announces two upcoming exhibitions highlighting works by abstract artist Benjamin Wigfall and Contemporary Artist W

The a href= http://vmfa.museum target= _blank Virginia Museum of Fine Arts /a (VMFA) has announced that two comprehensive exhibitions of works by

Artist Whitfield Lovell Brings To Life Unseen African American Faces in New Touring Exhibit - Vimarsana News

Artist Whitfield Lovell Brings To Life Unseen African American Faces in New Touring Exhibit

EBONY chats with Whitfield Lovell about his new traveling installation "Passages" and the genesis of his artwork.

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With 'The Black Index,' Palo Alto Art Center explores representation - Vimarsana News

With 'The Black Index,' Palo Alto Art Center explores representation

Time to read: about 4 minutes "Looking Back 1" by Lava Thomas. Courtesy the artist and Rena Bransten Gallery. When printed photographs became available to the public in the mid-19th century, the phrase "the camera never lies" was coined, largely because the photograph was considered a faithful representation; a precise and infallible record of persons or events. We now know that the medium of photography is open to any number of manipulations and distortions. The current exhibition at the Palo Alto Art Center, "The Black Index," seeks to, according to a press release, "question our reliance o...

With 'The Black Index,' Palo Alto Art Center explores representation - Vimarsana News

With 'The Black Index,' Palo Alto Art Center explores representation

Time to read: about 4 minutes "Looking Back 1" by Lava Thomas. Courtesy the artist and Rena Bransten Gallery. When printed photographs became available to the public in the mid-19th century, the phrase "the camera never lies" was coined, largely because the photograph was considered a faithful representation; a precise and infallible record of persons or events. We now know that the medium of photography is open to any number of manipulations and distortions. The current exhibition at the Palo Alto Art Center, "The Black Index," seeks to, according to a press release, "question our reliance o...