Philip Martin Gallery is pleased to present, "Holly Coulis, Jackie Gendel, Pamela Jorden, Yoora Lee,” a four-artist exhibition exploring paintings and how they come together, especially with regard to time, sensory experience, and identity. In their respective bodies of work, Holly Coulis, Jackie Gendel, Pamela Jorden and Yoora Lee examine paintings, how they work, how they are read, and what they mean as artistic and cultural objects.
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In Conversation with James Morse
Virtual Chat July 29, 2022 Join James Morse in conversation as he discusses his current exhibition, 'Because There Are Stars,' this Friday, July 29, 2022 9 am PST/ 12 pm EST. During the discussion, Morse... -
A Picture Gallery of the Soul
Katherine E. Nash Gallery, University of Minnesota September 13, 2022 Coming this Fall A Picture Gallery of the Soul September 13 - December 10, 2022 Related Events A companion exhibition of photographs made by Gordon Parks High School students will... -
In Conversation with Hal Fischer
Virtual Chat July 22, 2022 Please join artist Hal Fischer for a webinar on Donna-Lee Phillips' work Friday, July 22 at 9am PST/12 noon EST. Click here to register for In Conversation with Hal Fischer. -
Donna-Lee Phillips, M.H. de Young Memorial Museum
Artforum October 1, 1977 In one of her photo-text sequences, Donna-Lee Phillips’ fi ctional character asks, “Who remembers?” Th e answer, in the form of another question, comes later, in another piece: “If it... -
Laguna Art Museum’s latest exhibit puts art in black and white
Los Angeles Times June 28, 2022 Black and white are often defined as complete opposites. When a subject is deemed black and white, it is a euphemism for simple, clear cut and uncomplicated. But as Laguna... -
Lew Thomas in Anton Kern Gallery's New Exhibition
Photographic Pictures: Curated by Anne Collier June 30, 2022 June 30 — August 26, 2022 Opening Reception: June 30 from 6 —9 pm Julie Becker, Anne Collier, Moyra Davey, Lloyd Foster, Luigi Ghirri, Joseph Grigely, Hervé Guibert, Leslie Hewitt,... -
...And The Vest is History: How the White Vest Became a Symbol of Queer Identity
Evening Standard Magazine June 26, 2022 Vest, tank top, sleeveless T, undershirt, gilet to the French, and occasionally (outdatedly) ‘wife beater’, with so many names it’s easy to understand why Hal Fischer — author of the... -
A Look at Life Through My Father's Lens
National Geographic June 17, 2022 I once asked my father what inspired him as a young photographer in the 1950s and 60s, and he told me a story about our family: his parents were immigrants... -
Muzae Sesay: Living One Life
Juxtapoz There are countless paths to becoming an artist, regardless of what any individual might suggest or recommend. To many, it may seem a futile pursuit, often not as glamorous as...
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