Alexandra Bell: ‘Counternarratives’ Questioning How A News Story Is Framed
Alexandra Bell Counternarratives Charlie James Gallery April 6 - May 4, 2019 In 2017, large-scale printouts of articles from the New York Times focusing on issues of race started appearing on walls around New York City. This public intervention was...
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Fred Wilson: ‘Afro Kismet’ Examining Representations of Blackness
Fred Wilson Afro Kismet Maccarone March 16 - May 25, 2019 Fred Wilson, a MacArthur Foundation “Genius” Grant recipient in 1999, is well known for his installations that reframe and recontextualize art historical objects and cultural symbols relating to...
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Leigh Salgado A Feminist For Our Time
In her three-decade career, San Diego-born Leigh Salgado, whose labor-intensive, feminist-driven work - sometimes labeled Sculpted Drawing and includes altering monotypes with cutting, painting and the addition of eyelets or fasteners, with each drawing...
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DIAVOLO | Architecture in Motion™ An Appreciation
It was a cold, wet morning in February of 1997, when I walked into a 3,000-square-foot Northridge warehouse that was sandwiched between Al's Auto Body and a stretch of doughnut shops and nail parlors. Bundled up to ward off the rains that were then...
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