Seph Rodney stood in front of his class at the New School’s Parsons School of Design, trying to think of something worthwhile to say. Rodney
Visual Arts
Every summer, CVA Members — formerly known as VACI Partners — host Stroll Through the Arts, an annual gala and art auction that raises money
Chris Friday likes to let her work speak for itself, and with her emphasis on text-based art, it generally does this quite literally. Friday When
During a typical Chautauqua Season, the School of Art’s open studios offer curious Chautauquans the chance to venture up to the Arts Quad meet the
Bottoms Julia Bottoms isn’t afraid to think big picture: wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling-big. Bottoms, a Buffalo-based visual artist, just finished her largest solo project yet: a 1,700-square-foot
Chautauqua Institution's CVA Members, previously known as VACI Partners, spend every summer appreciating, supporting and promoting Chautauqua Visual Arts, from the exhibitions in the Strohl
Shervone Neckles was born with Grenada in her soul. “I’m always trying to figure out, why do I have this longing for Grenada?” said Neckles,
For her upcoming lecture, just like in her career, Brooke Davis Anderson wants to center artists. Anderson “I’m going to be using the opportunity to
According to Miguel Luciano, modern American protest movements could learn a thing or two from Puerto Rico. “Last summer was the summer of resistance in
Ashlyn Diaz sat in her Brooklyn apartment, conflicted. It was early June, and outside her window thousands of New Yorkers were marching. Diaz, an artist
To flesh out her multifaceted experiences in her latest work, “Anak Dara,” artist Azzah Sultan had to upgrade her tools to match by experimenting with
For artist and scholar Fahamu Pecou, language can be slippery. It can be oppressive. It can reinforce harmful stereotypes of Black masculinity and trauma. But,
Kalup Linzy has always loved soap operas. He grew up in the rural community of Stuckey, Florida, watching shows like “General Hospital” and “All My
Jiménez-Flores Salvador Jiménez-Flores can’t discuss his present without starting in the past. His history, from his great-grandfather to his father to himself, has been
There was a time when colorful pressed glass vases, dishes, cups and more adorned millions of American homes. “The pressed glass industry was a massive
Inside “Origins” the 2019 Signs and Symbols exhibition from Sharon Louden and Hrag Vartanian. Courtesy of the artist and Signs and Symbols, New York. PHOTOS