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Emily Knight

Genius Species at the ARC, Opa-locka

Jaelynn Walls reviews the notion of genius in relation to Black womanhood in Genius Species at the ARC, Opa-locka in this BA x Oolite piece.

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Once Something Has Lived It Can Never Really Die: The Studio Education of the Junk House by Ronald Lockett at MARCH, New York

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Justin Chance ruminates on the dependencies of life, death, and survival in an exhibition of the work of artist Ronald Lockett at MARCH.

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Hand Over Hand: Textiles Today at Mindy Solomon Gallery in Miami

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It is hard not to obsess over materiality at Hand Over Hand: Textiles Today, the latest group exhibition at the Mindy Solomon Gallery in Allapattah. The show, which features textile art from over 20 different artists, showcases the impressive range of contemporary fabric art as an agent for meaning and innovation. This narrative is presented … Continued