Candida Alvarez

• Interview with NBC Chicago with regards to her solo-exhibtion Estoy Bien 

• Interview with Telemundo

• Candida Alvarez Finds Solace in Abstraction/ review of Estoy Bien, 2020 in Artnews

• Candida Alvarez: Here. A Visual Reader, published by Green Lantern Press, is available in the gallery or can be ordered online here

• Interview-Brooklyn Rail 

• How Fine Are You?  a review of Estoy Bien, 2020 in Newcity Art

• Estoy Bien, at Monique Meloche Gallery, opening reception February 1

Sanford Biggers

• At Tufts, Sanford Biggers takes aim at violence against African-Americans, Boston Globe.

   

• Group show, In Plain Sight, Henry Art Gallery, Seattle, WA opens November 23, 2019.

• Solo show, The Bronx Museum, in 2020.

David Antonio Cruz

• Mickalene Thomas: Better Nights at The BASS Museum of Art, open thru Sept 27 2020

Brendan Fernandes

• Sculpture Magazine Review of Restrain 

• Staging the Work of Ballet Amid Noguchi’s Expressive Sculptures, Hyperallergic

• Chicago Reader, ‘Restrain’ appears static, but the works (and the viewers) dance.

• Flaunt, Monique Meloche Gallery: Restrain

• Interview, “An Interview with Brendan Fernandes, the Whitney Biennial Artist Who Uses Ballet to Channel BDSM and Queer Culture,” in Artspace by Colleen Hochberger.

• Solo show, Brendan Fernandes: Bodily Forms, at the Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, VA, opens January 17, 2020.

Sheree Hovsepian

• Special online project, The Difference between the Signals, with Triple Canopy.

   

   

Rashid Johnson

• Podcast on NPR, aired on April 3, 2019.

• Solo show and installation, The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery, thru May 10, 2020.

Maia Cruz Palileo

• Relations: Diaspora and Painting, Phi Foundation of Contemporary Art, Montréal (Quebec)

• Artnet News, Here Are 6 of the Best ArtWorks at Art Basel Miami Beach 2019

• Art Basel Stories, Fresh Paint: Seven Artists on the Rise, by Karim Crippa.

• Feature, Maia Cruz Palileo, in Document Journal by Ann Binlot.

   

   

Ebony G. Patterson

• Artnet News/  Artist Ebony G. Patterson’s Lush and Provocative Garden Installation in North Carolina Is a Delight for the Eyes—See It Here

• Stomach and the Port, Liverpool Biennal, July 11-October 25
  Eclipse, Athens Biennale, September 25-November 29

• Ebony G. Patterson Drenches the Nasher in Mourning Glory, Indy Week

• Hyperallergic, Ebony G. Patterson Transforms Gallery Into a Garden 

• Interviewed for Arts Founders Forum 

• Group show, Dress Up, Speak Up: Resistance and Regalia, 21c Museum Hotel, Cincinnati, thru July 2020.

• Group show, In Plain Sight, Henry Art Gallery, Seattle, WA, opens November 23, 2019.

• Solo show, Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, opens February 27, 2020.

• Solo show, Contemporary Art Museum, St. Louis, opens in 2020.

Cheryl Pope

• Feature, Chicago Tribune by Christopher Borrelli.

   

   

Nate Young

• Grammers of Creation, opening reception, January 25

• Solo show, The Driehaus Museum, opens in April 2020.