Tag: Art
Black Rodeo Culture Is Seen in a New Light in Ivan McClellan’s Book
Everyone has a story about a chance encounter on a night out that changed their life. For the photographer Ivan McClellan, it was...
Richard Serra, a Giant of American Sculpture, Dies at 85
Richard Serra—who reimagined the medium of sculpture through his large-scale winding steel works that became an unmistakable signature—died on March 26 at 85...
Arthur Jafa Talks 'Taxi Driver,' Being Called Anti-Black & Impostor Syndrome
Before Arthur Jafa became an art world sensation, he was a sought-after but under-the-radar filmmaker. He was the cinematographer for Daughters of the...
The Insider's Guide to New York City
Ever wish you could text the most stylish people in the world to ask them for their lists of things to do in...
In New York, Artist Claude Lawrence’s Lifelong Love for Jazz Comes Into Focus
For the self-taught abstract painter Claude Lawrence, art and music have always been intimately connected. Growing up in the 1940s on the South...
A New Sculpture Park Reexamines Slavery’s Legacy in America
Bryan Stevenson, the founder of the Equal Justice Initiative, has spent much of his career studying how slavery has shaped American life. But...