Biennale Artist Jeffrey Gibson On Spirituality, Ecology in Politics and His Next Chapter Last week, the artist launched an eleven-minute animation that draws from his Choctaw and Cherokee heritage to promote an urgent environmental message. By Dan Duray
Alexander Richard Wilson’s Solo Exhibition ‘burning butte’ Burns Brightly at Housing The works on display represent a politically cogent reimagination of the American landscape painting By Justin Kamp
Met’s Thomas Cole Show Highlights How an Immigrant Shaped American Identity The images Thomas Cole painted are ingrained in our collective imagination as deeply as the figure of Uncle Sam and and appreciation for apple pie. By Margaret Carrigan