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NLA Interview Series: Ken Gonzales-Day

NLA Interview Series: Ken Gonzales-Day

“The Present is a Constant Reminder of the Past”: A Conversation with Ken Gonzales-Day Continue reading NLA Interview Series: Ken Gonzales-Day

July 30, 2020July 31, 2020

NLA Interview Series: Deborah Brown and Patty Horing

NLA Interview Series: Deborah Brown and Patty Horing

Deborah Brown and Patty Horing on Curating “Sit Still” at Anna Zorina Gallery in Chelsea Continue reading NLA Interview Series: Deborah Brown and Patty Horing

June 19, 2020July 30, 2020

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Latinx Perspectives is an outstanding exhibition currently up at Maryland Hall in Annapolis. Congratulations to the curator, Wilfredo Valladares, and all of the incredible artists on display! Swipe for some highlights.

Posted @withregram • @seankellygallery The Crystal Wall of Crying is a 40-meter-long interactive installation by Marina Abramovic, erected in Kyiv, Ukraine in September 2021 to commemorate Jews killed in one of the biggest massacres of the Holocaust during World War Two.

1-4) Miquel Barceló, ‘Peix que Fuig’ 2020-21. Ceramic. 54 x 41 x 52.5 cm (21.26 x 16.14 x 20.67 in)

1) Judy Pfaff, N.Y.C./ B.Q.E., Whitney Museum of American Art, 1987. (Photograph: Courtesy of Judy Pfaff )

Zoë Charlton, “The Latter to the Former” exhibition, Cade Art Gallery, Anne Arundel Community College, Arnold, MD

1) Joyce Kozloff, “Battle of Vicksburg”, 2020. Acrylic on canvas, 60” x 41 1/4”,

Barbara Kruger, Untitled (Your Body is a Battleground), 1989. Photographic silkscreen on vinyl, 112 x 112 in. (284.48 x 284.48 cm.), © Barbara Kruger.

Out today (July 20, 2021)

Marina Abramović, “Cleaning the Mirror I”, 1995. Performance for video, 3 hours. Oxford University, © Marina Abramović

1) Artist Mary Weatherford in her studio in front of The Tempest (in progress), 2015. Photo courtesy Cultured Magazine.

1) AN-MY LÊ: FRAGMENT I: FILM SET (“FREE STATE OF JONES”), BATTLE OF CORINTH, BUSH, LOUISIANA, 2015, PIGMENT PRINT, 40 BY 56 1/2 INCHES; FROM THE SERIES “SILENT GENERAL.” © AN-MY LÊ

1) Stephen Towns, “Black Sun”, 2016. Quilt, image courtesy the artist, photo by Joseph Hyde.

1) Hyegyeong G Choi, “Olympia in Amazon River”, 2020. Acrylic and oil on canvas, 42" x 50.5", © the artist.

1) Mika Rottenberg presents new kinetic sculptures at #zurichartweekend , inviting the viewer to turn cranks and pedal wheels, exploring the physical and metaphorical distance between human labor and mechanical production. Video courtesy @hauserwirth .

Artist Hiba Schahbaz working in her Brooklyn, NY studio in January. Image courtesy @hiba_schahbaz

1) Clementine Keith-Roach, “Aethra”, 2018. Found vessel, plaster and paint, 24 3/4” tall, © the artist.

1-2) Devan Shimoyama, “Page of Wands”, 2020. Mixed media on canvas, 84” x 72”, © the artist.

1-5) Arghavan Khosravi, “The Key”, 2021. Acrylic and cement on cotton canvas wrapped over shaped wood panel, wood cutout, nails, letter rope

1) Heide Fasnacht, Suspect Terrain, 2015. Painted plywood,

One year ago today, New Link Art was founded with a mission to promote a robust cultural dialog by featuring a diverse array of innovative contemporary artists through artist spotlights, curatorial work and exclusive interviews.

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