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Romare Bearden & Nancy Grossman: Collage in Dialogue
Date: September 5 – November 2
Exhibition courtesy of Michael Rosenfeld Gallery
Holly Johnson Gallery
Founded in 2005, Holly Johnson Gallery represents mid-career and internationally acclaimed contemporary artists from throughout the United States and abroad. Represented artists work in a variety of media including painting, […]
Michael Rosenfeld Gallery
Michael Rosenfeld Gallery specializes in 20/21 century art. Established in 1989 by Michael Rosenfeld, the gallery was born to promote the breadth & depth of American artists who contributed to […]
Pike School of Art – Mississippi
Pike School of Art – Mississippi is the only contemporary art center in Southwest Mississippi. The mission of Pike School of Art – Mississippi (PSA-MS) is to enrich and empower […]
Manneken Press
New releases: aquatints by Matt Magee, available now; new aquatint editions by Jason Karolak will be released Fall 2024. Current exhibition: Wallflower: New Monotypes by Catherine Howe, June. 12 – […]
Asheville Art Museum
Established by artists and incorporated in 1948, the Asheville Art Museum is committed to being a vital force in community and individual development and to providing lifelong opportunities for education […]
The Margulies Collection at the Warehouse
The Margulies Collection at the Warehouse November 13th, 2024 – January 11th, 2025 Historic Works from the Margulies Collection 1930’s – 1970’s César, de Kooning, Gorky, Gottlieb, Indiana, Kline, Lichtenstein, […]
40 Years with
Art in America!
Since 1982, the Art in America Guide has been the most comprehensive national printed directory of galleries, art dealers, consultants, museums, and nonprofit art spaces available.
Our 40th anniversary edition marks our final edition of the print publication. We’re taking the momentum of this historic milestone to evolve our digital platform. Looking ahead, the Art in America Guide will be a more interactive resource for the art industry and our engaged community of museums, galleries, art schools, nonprofits, and art dealers that have been part of the Art in America Guide for decades. More on that soon!
Highlights From Art Media
- Svetlana Alpers’s New Book Asks: Is...by Barry Schwabsky on 09/18/2024 at 7:00 am
I always think of a remark that the Italian artist Gino De Dominicis liked to repeat: all art exists in the present tense, and to think otherwise […]
- It’s Too Early to Know if Fed’s Interest Rate...by Daniel Cassady on 09/18/2024 at 5:50 pm
Experts called the reduction a step in the right direction, albeit a small one.
![Female Land artists Mary Miss, Mierle Laderman Ukeles, and Nancy Holt have been less visible than male counterparts like Robert Smithson or Michael Heizer, but key works by each are accessible in cities—far away from remote desert locales.
Kirsten Swenson investigates the importance of these female artists whose earthworks, structures, and environments engage the American landscape.
“Their work is groundbreaking and, for many, just a subway ride away,” writes Swenson. “It deserves a place on the itinerary—and in art history.”
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Image: Part of Mierle Laderman Ukeles’s Turnaround/Surround, 1989-ongoing, in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Credit: Kirsten Swenson
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