‘It Came Down to What I Could Make at My Kitchen Table’: Amy Sherald on Experimenting With a New Medium for the First Time in Decades

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‘It Came Down to What I Could Make at My Kitchen Table’: Amy Sherald on Experimenting With a New Medium for the First Time in Decades

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At the Broad Museum, the Groundbreaking ‘Soul of a Nation’ Puts a Refreshed Focus on the Struggles of Black Artists in LA

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In ‘The White Album,’ Arthur Jafa Invents a New Film Language to Take on the Clichés of Empathy

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Pay Attention to the Loaded Details in Artist Robert Pruitt’s Powerful Images of Devotion

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‘I Am Black, Angry, Tired of Teaching, Tired of Being Poor’: Jack Whitten’s Newly Published Journals Reveal a Long, Painful Road to Recognition

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How Senga Nengudi’s ‘Performance Objects’ Stretched Sculpture Into New Forms—and How She’s Still Pressing the Limits Today

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3 Artists Shaking Up the Way We See the City in the Hammer’s Bold New ‘Made in LA’ Biennial

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Beyond Banksy: This Massive LA Exhibition Dramatically Expands the Story of Graffiti

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Shinique Smith Adds New Layers to Her Fabric Work With a Show That Doubles as a Collection for LA’s Homeless

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