Every Day's Journey

The Met is presenting new Exhibitions for you to come in and view. In these Exhibitions there are so many things that is happening. As we end Black History month the transatlantic slave trade is on exhibition until July 28th. There is also the Indian skies for you to take a look at. Learn what you can and take what you need.   What's On The Harlem Renaissance and Transatlantic Modernism JUST OPENED Through July 28, 2024 The Met Fifth Avenue The groundbreaking exhibition  The Harlem Renaissance and Transatlantic Modernism  explores the comprehensive and far-reaching ways in which Black artists portrayed everyday modern life in the new Black cities that took shape in the 1920s–40s in New York City's Harlem and nationwide in the early decades of the Great Migration when millions of African Americans began to move away from the segregated rural South. The first art museum survey of the subject in New York City since 1987, the exhibition establishes the Harlem

                                                         Work (L to R): Lakwena Maciver,  Nothing Can Separate Us - TATE  (2022), presented by Vigo Gallery (Booth A20); Amanda Keeley,  All is well, All is well, All is well  (2022), presented by The Bonnier Gallery (Booth B34). Photograph by James Jackman. 11:30AM— Oliver Miro , founder of  Vortic ,  Digital Partner  of Untitled Art, Miami Beach 2022 in conversation with artist  Gretchen Andrew , discussing the impact of XR (extended reality) technologies on the art world and bringing their complementary perspectives to the table.    12:30PM—  Join our selected  Premier Prize Partners  for a discussion on the importance of generating support for exhibitors, artists, and the larger art ecosystem beyond the traditional fair model.  Alice Gray Stites , Chief Curator for the 21c Museum Hotels;  Jackie Herbst , Coordinator and Art Manager of CCA Andratx; and  Derrick Adams , Founder of the Last Resort Artist Retreat. Moderated

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                                                                                               For over 50 years and with a global presence in more than 62 countries, this fashion house has mastered the art of living in the sun with its luxury swimwear, clothing, and accessories. And when fashion and art meet on the beach, you find an intersection that pushes the boundaries of creativity. That intersection finds itself this year on the sands of Miami Beach, as we introduce you to  Vilebrequin ,  one of the Official Partners of Untitled Art, Miami Beach 2022 . Installation view of pieces created in collaboration with contemporary artist Kenny Scharf, as part of Vilebrequin's partnership with JRP | Editions. In 2015, Vilebrequin began collaborating with artists on swimsuit designs— One notable mention is  Derrick Adams , a Brooklyn-based artist whose renowned  Floater  series launched as limited-edition swim shorts in 2020. Previously, paintings in Adams' 

Ann Shelton i am an old phenomenon NEW YORK "Denny Dimin Gallery is pleased to announce Ann Shelton’s third solo exhibition with the gallery,  i am an old phenomenon open from November 4 to December 22, 2022. Shelton is recognized as one of New Zealand’s leading photographic artists and will have her first institutional solo exhibition in the United States  in 2024. For more than a decade, Ann Shelton has explored the micro, marginal, bleak and  traumatic counter-histories of plants through her photographic and performance-based art work. Linking gender politics and the climate crisis in a critical moment,  i am an old phenomenon bears even greater significance as she reinvestigates lost knowledge pertaining to plants and their relationship to female ontology through the figure of the witch. Her previous exhibition jane says looked at plants with abortifacient and/or fertility-controlling properties – key knowledge also controversially once held by witches.