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Anna Rotty, spectrals from a shoreless sea
Date: November 11 – November 11
Opening Reception courtesy of Strata Gallery
A Point Stretched: Views on Time
Date: November 4 – July 9, 2023
Exhibition courtesy of San Jose Museum of Art
Tippet Rise Art Center
Tippet Rise Art Center is a unique cultural destination which blends art, music, architecture, and nature. Located in Fishtail, Montana, and set on a 12,500-acre working sheep and cattle ranch, […]
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 […]
Marianne Boesky Gallery – 507 West 24th
Since its inception in 1996, Marianne Boesky Gallery’s mission has been to represent and support the work of contemporary international artists of all media. The gallery expanded its flagship location […]
Strata Gallery
About: Strata Gallery is a non-profit artist member gallery that strives to showcase the work of internationally established artists, while also promoting emerging artists who may struggle for gallery exposure. […]
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Highlights From Art Media
- Labor, Luster, and Lineage: “Hear Me Now” at...by Nicholas T Rinehart on 11/29/2022 at 4:08 pm
“Hear Me Now: The Black Potters of Old Edgefield, South Carolina,” an exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, examines ceramic vessels made […]
- Sotheby’s Pays Tribute to 50 Years of Nike,...by Daniel Cassady on 11/29/2022 at 5:56 pm
Top-tier auction houses are attempting to lure deep-pocketed millennials with a passion for sneakers.
![As if staging a dress rehearsal without a director, Cannupa Hanska Luger uses disparate sources to recover the pottery traditions of his Mandan ancestors in North Dakota.
The sculptor’s latest show, “Mįhą́pmąk” at the Center for Craft in Asheville, North Carolina, conveys the complexity and importance of reviving that art form after the community’s priorities and skills shifted in the wake of the 18th century smallpox epidemic and the ongoing violence of colonization.
Robert Alan Grand reviews the exhibition, writing that “Luger’s approach to the show is that of the artist-as-researcher, not craftsperson-as-educator” and that it “creatively inspires, but leaves the technical skills and finer points for Luger to pass on as he sees fit.”
Check the 🔗 link in our bio to read the full review.
⚱️⚱️: Luger: "ną́ąxįįhe (Grandmother)," 2022, two ceramic pots with bases, dimensions variable
Credit: Photo Black Box Photography/Courtesy the Center for Craft, North Carolina
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