Oceans and the Interpreters connected African and Asian artists across two Lagos campuses
The three-week exhibition used Wole Soyinka’s writing as a framework for photography, video and installation examining Africa-Asia relations.
The three-week exhibition used Wole Soyinka’s writing as a framework for photography, video and installation examining Africa-Asia relations.
Art in Poundbury’s 2023 exhibition joined 115 local artists with a collaborative sea-themed installation at Jubilee Hall.
Five-by-seven-inch works and a 30-artist silent auction funded accessible year-round arts programming in North Tonawanda.
Gond, Bhil and other forest communities used painting to describe their relationship with wildlife and tiger reserves in New Delhi.
Gopaal Seyn’s students presented separate displays in Sugar Land, turning a group exhibition into 13 distinct artistic statements.
Barbara London brought seven international media artists to Haverford College through kinetic sculpture, installation and sound-responsive work.
Twenty-six artists used sculpture and installation to explore flora, fauna, myth and ecological change during Paris+ par Art Basel 2023.
The artist returned to the campus where she studied in the 1960s with sculpture and other work made from 1976 to the present.
Artists including Esther Stone explored the many forms and meanings of Tiki through contemporary toi Māori.
The 2023 exhibition brought work by local artists into the Manor House Creative Quarter through an accessible weekend event.