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Support Us Unfortunately, the art world is largely white-washed, whether that be in prominent museums, small galleries, or the curricula of art history classes. As One Green Planet’s founder, Preeta Sinha, says, “There is no shortage of diverse artists. There is, however, a lack of thoughtful intentional sourcing and true representation is lost in the illusion of inclusion. I challenge the decision-makers in the art world to go beyond lip service.” As a follow-up to our article featuring incredibly talented Black artists, this article focuses on 10 South Asian artists everyone should le...

Exhibition of new works on paper by Jason Moran on view at Luhring Augustine Jason Moran: The Sound Will Tell You, Luhring Augustine Tribeca, New York (January 16 – February 27, 2021). NEW YORK, NY .-Luhring Augustine is presenting The Sound Will Tell You, a presentation of new works on paper by Jason Moran, which marks the gallery’s second exhibition with the artist. Internationally renowned as a jazz pianist and composer, Moran’s interdisciplinary and often collaborative visual art practice mines the history of music, and its social, cultural, and political subtexts. To create these vib...

A few weeks ago I reread “The Emigrants,” W.G. Sebald’s sublime 1992 requiem of four men driven, in the face of totalitarianism, from C

The Gloopy Glory of Frank Auerbach’s Portraits The artist’s industrious paintings and drawings, made across four decades, are now on view at Luhring Augustine. Frank Auerbach’s “Reclining Head of Julia II” (2015). The artist is the last surviving member of a pathfinding generation of postwar British figurative painters.Credit...Courtesy the artist and Marlborough Fine Art, London and Luhring Augustine, New York Jan. 21, 2021 A few weeks ago I reread “The Emigrants,” W.G. Sebald’s sublime 1992 requiem of four men driven, in the face of totalitarianism...

Tom Friedman's 10-foot tall sculpture looking up displayed at Rockefeller Center The mold for Friedman’s Looking Up was created with crushed aluminum foil pans. NEW YORK, NY .- Looking Up, a 10-foot tall stainless steel sculpture by American artist Tom Friedman, depicting a quasi-human figure gazing up to the heavens, is being displayed at the entrance of Rockefeller Center’s Channel Gardens located on 5th Avenue between 49th and 50th Streets, Manhattan, from January 20 – March 19. The mold for Friedman’s Looking Up was created with crushed aluminum foil pans which, through a process of l...