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In a Bracing Exhibition at the Guggenheim, Artists Challenge the Way History Is Told Ashley James’s group show “Off the Record” exemplifies how curators with strong vision might reform institutions from within. Leslie Hewitt, Reviews - May 28, 2021 When Sadie Barnette was a kid growing up in Oakland, California, her father didn’t talk much about his time in the Black Panther Party. It’s possible he simply had other things to say. Rodney Barnette, who is now in his late seventies, has lived an uncommonly fascinating life. Born and raised in one of the oldest Black communities in t...
Rachel Zarrow March 17, 2021Updated: March 18, 2021, 1:07 pm An adaption of artist jackie sumell’s “Solitary Gardens” at UC Santa Cruz. The garden plots are meant to represent a solitary confinement cell, taking up the same 6-by-9-foot space. The plants, which are selected remotely by an incarcerated person in solitary confinement, only grow in the spaces where humans would usually be able to walk in the cell. Photo: R.R. Jones In the 2017 book “How To Do Politics With Art,” Lilian Mathieu describes how the arts play an important role in protest. “It provides material...