Good morning. 🌤️ Today, we have an interview with two undocumented activists who turned themselves in
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Good morning. 🌤️ Today, we have an interview with two undocumented activists who turned themselves into ICE to infiltrate the organization, award-winning drone photography, and a review Ficre Ghebreyesus’s new painting exhibition.
In other news, it’s only 27 days until the US election.
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Artist Residencies Need to Start Thinking About Parents
Tony de los Reyes’s child painting in the studio (image courtesy the artist)
Tony de los Reyes’s child painting in the studio (image courtesy the artist)
Amir Fallah, Ellen Lesperance, Joyce Kozloff, and other artist-parents share their experiences with residencies, most of which do not offer support for families.
“My wife works, I cook the meals, and it would be far too large a strain on our family for me to leave for a four-month residency. I was once gone for Fountainhead’s month-long residency,” artist Umar Rashid laughed, “and my wife let me know it will never happen again, which I understand.”
What's Happening?
A state Senate committee has defeated a bill that would have made it easier for local governments in Virginia to dismantle Confederate monuments.
The Arnold Newman Prize for New Directions in Photographic Portraiture has awarded artist Jon Henry its top prize.
See the prize-winning photographs from the 2020 Drone Photo Awards, which featured nine categories spanning urban landscapes to wildlife.
A new website dedicated to the pioneering Black filmmaker William Greaves collates hundreds of valuable resources about his work.
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The Luminous Blues of Ficre Ghebreyesus’s Painterly World
Foregrounding narratives of oceanic migration, Ghebreyesus’s paintings radiate power and serenity in vibrant shades of blue.
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