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In ‘Boogey Men,’ Monumental New Works by Hugh Hayden Reflect on American Culture and Politics | Colossal
DECEMBER 9, 2021. GRACE EBERT Al images courtesy of ICA Miami, by Zachary Balber An exhibition now on view at ICA Miami samples the recurring themes and motifs that are central to artist Hugh Hayden’s body of work: twisting flames spout … Continue reading
Celebrating Kenyan Culture, Bold Textile Patterns Disguise Subjects in Thandiwe Muriu’s Portraits | Colossal
DECEMBER 6, 2021. GRACE EBERT What began as a simple appreciation of fabrics printed with vibrant geometries and hypnotic motifs has morphed into a stunning celebration of African culture. Thandiwe Muriu’s ongoing Camo series cloaks models in arresting garments that … Continue reading
Cut from Found Feathers, Minuscule Silhouettes Become Intricate Symbolic Works
DECEMBER 3, 2021. GRACE EBERT “Gull Flight” All images © Chris Maynard, Equipped with surgical knives and scissors, artist Chris Maynard (previously) carefully slices exquisite silhouettes of birds, people, and tiny stars from individual feathers. He cuts the … Continue reading
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