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Furniture can be a ripely ambiguous artform of its own - Vimarsana News

Furniture can be a ripely ambiguous artform of its own

Given its intimacy with the body and deep play on form and function, furniture is a ripely ambiguous artform of its own

Source: aeon.co
Miyoko Davey Donated Five Kyohei Inukai Paintings to Brooklyn Museum - Vimarsana News

Miyoko Davey Donated Five Kyohei Inukai Paintings to Brooklyn Museum

The Brooklyn Museum was gifted five Kyohei Inukai works by collector Miyoko Davey, who spent years championing the Japanese American artist.

Photographer Nora Faustine's series "White Shoes" reveals New York's role in the transatlantic slave trade - Vimarsana News

Photographer Nora Faustine's series "White Shoes" reveals New York's role in the transatlantic slave trade

Nona Faustine’s self-portrait series, “White Shoes,” highlights the city’s historic role in the transatlantic slave trade, as well as broader narratives about the perception of Black bodies in the arts.

Source: cnn.com
Photographer Nona Faustine's series "White Shoes" reveals New York's role in the transatlantic slave trade - Vimarsana News

Photographer Nona Faustine's series "White Shoes" reveals New York's role in the transatlantic slave trade

Nona Faustine’s self-portrait series, “White Shoes,” highlights the city’s historic role in the transatlantic slave trade, as well as broader narratives about the perception of Black bodies in the arts.

Source: cnn.com
Brooklyn Museum's American Art Installation Centers Black Feminist Artists - Vimarsana News

Brooklyn Museum's American Art Installation Centers Black Feminist Artists

The galleries will feature 450 works, and is part of the museum's 200th anniversary celebration.

Source: wwd.com