‘Edges of Ailey’ Brings Dance to the Whitney
Don't miss the accompanying performance series with a lineup that includes Trajal Harrell, Ralph Lemon, Kevin Beasley and Sarah Michelson.
Faith Ringgold
Faith Ringgold is an American artist, author and activist known for both her varied practice and her unique painted story quilts that address themes of race, gender and civil rights. Born on October 8, 1930, in Harlem, New York, Ringgold's work often combines quilting, painting and storytelling, reflecting her rich cultural heritage and personal experiences. Her renowned series, "The American People," explores the complexities of racial identity and social justice. In addition to her visual art, Ringgold is a celebrated author of children's books, including the award-winning Tar Beach. Over her career, she has received numerous accolades for her contributions to art and literature, solidifying her as an influential figure in contemporary art and activism. Read more about Arts.
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The American Academy of Arts and Letters Is Debuting a New Arts Program in Washington Heights
Raven Chacon and Jonathan González's opening projects in the space will be in conversation with the history of the renovated Beaux Arts–style galleries.
Art Collector Spotlight: Komal Shah On Helping the Great Women Artists Shatter Glass Ceilings
Shah's art collection has been shaped, in part, by the many inequities that women encounter in the art world.
