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Christine Sun Kim uses humor to delve into the subject of lived trauma

Jan. 19, 2021 This week’s art picks include drawings that explore deaf rage and experiences of trauma; a new age radio station broadcasting from a Santa Monica gallery; and a series of irregularly shaped paintings that embed found objects on their surfaces. Christine Sun Kim, “Turning Clock,” 2020. Mural, Edition 1 of 3, 1AP, Dimensions adaptable 136 x 240 inches. Image courtesy of the artist and François Ghebaly, Los Angeles. Photo by Paul Salveson. This is the last week to view Christine Sun Kim’s exhibition of drawings at François Ghebaly downtown. Though this exhibition focuses on drawings, Kim is a multi-disciplinary artist who works in drawing, performance, and sound. Kim was born deaf, and this exhibition titled “Trauma, LOL,” blends communication modes of ASL, infographics, feeling charts, clocks, and musical notation to create works that communicate an array of ideas as well as various obstacles that are faced by the deaf community. One pair of drawings focu

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Native American crafts meet pop culture and activism: Jeffrey Gibson s new Culver City show

Native American crafts meet pop culture and activism: Jeffrey Gibson’s new Culver City show MORE Jeffrey Gibson, “It Can Be Said of Them,” Installation View. Image courtesy of the artist and Roberts Projects, Los Angeles, California. Photo by Robert Wedemeyer. At Roberts Projects in Culver City, a solo show by Jeffrey Gibson infuses Native American crafts with pop culture, music, and activism. Imagine a textured celebration, combining graffiti and eye-popping colors with a touch of traditional aesthetics. “Gibson is part Choctaw and part Cherokee, and his work calls upon those craft traditions,” says Lindsay Preston Zappas, founder & editor-in-chief of Contemporary Art Review Los Angeles. “So thinking about Iroquois beadwork, for instance, and infusing those traditions with a contemporary, pop sensibility.”

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An artist celebrates gender fluidity alongside Native traditions

Jan. 12, 2021 This week’s picks include an artist who melds tradition, craft, and pop culture to create inclusive and uplifting messages; artworks that start on iPhones and end up large scale; and a group show that insists that humans are not the center of the universe. Jeffrey Gibson, “IT CAN BE SAID OF THEM,” 2020. Glass beads, artificial sinew, acrylic felt, nylon thread, nylon fringe, cotton canvas, wood panel, 50 x 56 x 3.5 inches. Image courtesy of the artist and Roberts Projects, Los Angeles, California. At Roberts Projects in Culver City, a solo show by Jeffrey Gibson delights in meticulously crafted details. Part Choctaw and part Cherokee, Gibson calls upon craft traditions, like Iroquois beadwork, and infuses them with homages to pop-culture, music, and activism. Across the exhibition, lyrics from Tracy Chapman, Björk, and the Beatles are referenced in Gibson’s titles like “THE LOVE YOU GIVE IS THE LOVE YOU GET,” a meticulously beaded punching page that

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Bold, Striking Portraits by Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe Render Expressive Subjects in Shades of Gray

Bold, Striking Portraits by Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe Render Expressive Subjects in Shades of Gray
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Art Industry News: Forensic Architecture Claims a Miami Museum Censored Its Probe Into a Migrant Detention Center + Other Stories

Art Industry News: Forensic Architecture Claims a Miami Museum Censored Its Probe Into a Migrant Detention Center + Other Stories Plus, Desert X postpones its 2021 biennial and art shippers report a rocky rollout of the new Brexit procedures. The Long Duration of a Split Second, consisting of two projects, Killing in Umm al-Hiran 18 January 2017, Negev/Naqab, Israel/Palestine Investigation: 2015-ongoing, video, aerial images, text. Turner Prize 2018, Tate Britain. Art Industry News is a daily digest of the most consequential developments coming out of the art world and art market. Here’s what you need to know on this Tuesday, January 12. NEED-TO-READ

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