‘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.
Norman Lewis
Norman Lewis, born in Harlem, New York in 1909, was an African American painter known for his contributions to Abstract Expressionism. He studied at Columbia University and began his career in the Harlem Renaissance. Lewis's work is characterized by its dynamic use of color and form, often reflecting social and political themes. Notable works include "Twilight Sounds" and "Migrating Birds." His art is held in major collections such as the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art. Lewis passed away in 1979, leaving a lasting legacy in American art. Read more about Arts.
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