“Not Heroic Nostalgia but Continuity:” Four Artists Call Forth Guatemala at Bergen Community College

The exhibition "Telas de Solidaridad/Threads of Solidarity" at Bergen Community College, co-organized by Grupo Cajolá brings together four Guatemalan artists whose works reflect continuity, care, and lived connection to Guatemala.

How NY Photographer Taurat Hossain Moves Between High Fashion & Raw, Street Photography

I often think to myself that a good photographer has an eye for composition and for “capturing a moment," but a great photographer, however, positions themselves to be in the right place at the right time even when it doesn’t feel planned. It’s intuitive. Unscheduled and precisely on time.

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Faith Ringgold’s Knack for Storytelling Still Holds Strong at Jack Shainman

Faith Ringgold’s storytelling blends imagination, history, and urgent political resonance at Jack Shainman’s retrospective.

Art Militant: Night Shift and the Reanimation of Virginia MOCA

What is a community? How is it activated? How do you care for it?

VA MOCA has the answer.

“When Night Shift launched, the idea was intentionally simple: a party in a museum, which has been an approach explored by many institutions nationwide. What became clear almost immediately, however...

Andre Uncut’s Mission to Preserve Black Erotic Histories

An interview with photographer and "history buff", Andre Uncut talks about archiving Black erotica and preserving overlooked intimate histories.

Art Militant: Southside Contemporary Debuts at NADA Miami with Huey Lightbody and Mahari Chabwera

Art Militant looks into the NADA fair debut during Miami art fairs of Southside Contemporary Art Gallery with works by Philadelphia-based Huey Lightbody and Virginia-based artist, Mahari Chabwera.

A TV Guide for the Art-Observer: What to Pause, Rewatch and Decode

artcurrently rounds up recent TV Easter eggs, showing how on-screen artworks deepen storytelling and foreshadowing with subtle visual clues.

Art Militant: LAW brings "Sunday Mornings Pillars of Strength" to Big Bethel AME Church

Visual artist Lawrence "LAW" Parker III presented the newest chapter of his traveling exhibition “Sunday mornings: Pillars of Strength” at Big Bethel AME Church from October 1-5, 2025 for Atlanta Art Week. This marked the exhibition’s second tour stop since the grand opening in New Orleans on...

In Harlem, Gladwell Projects Unveils the Second “Domestic Interventions” The Spirituality of Color

Artist Massimbi Ericka Kabera reflects on her time visiting the opening of "The Spirituality of Color" in Harlem, the newest group exhibition of Gladwell Project's curatorial framework "Domestic Interventions".

An Interview with Deep Kailey on Art, Stillness, and Contemporary Sikh Philosophy

Deep Kailey in Queens Museum, courtesy without SHAPE without FORM

Journey of the Mind, now on view at the Queens Museum, marks the U.S. debut of without SHAPE without FORM, a UK-based arts organization using contemporary visual culture to explore Sikh teachings on harnessing the mind. L...