One Fine Show: “Edmonia Lewis, Said in Stone” at the Peabody Essex Museum The sculptor found her audience with political memorabilia and rose to international fame in her own lifetime By Dan Duray
One Fine Show: Art from the Dean Collection of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys at the VMFA Exhibitions of art collections are not meant to be cohesive; this one is a mixtape where each track is strong even if it doesn't flow naturally into the next. By Dan Duray
Meet the Collector: Marques Redd On Stewardship, Memory and Collecting Beyond Value The Redd Family Collection is, he tells Observer, "a river of memory carrying Black artistic vision forward into the present.” By Simon Coates
Two Shows at the Philadelphia Museum of Art Remind Us There’s No Time Like the Present By Elisa Carollo
Artist b. Robert Moore On Blurring the Lines Between the Personal and the Political in Art By Christa Terry
With ‘Say It Loud,’ Destinee Ross-Sutton Is Making Sure Artists Get What They’re Owed By Helen Holmes
Kyt Janae, Artist and Director at Foundation, Wants Creatives to Seize the NFT Moment By Helen Holmes