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From the return of the three-day Upstate Art Weekend to a Here are some standout shows and exhibitions coming to the Hudson Valley in Summer 2021. ....
EJ Hill, Lesson #2 (2019), birch wood, acrylic, latex, mirrored acrylic, neon “Different group shows have different origin points, this one has a double origin point,” says the curator Helen Molesworth, who has organised the show Feedback (5 June-30 October 2021), at the New York dealer Jack Shainman’s upstate outpost The School, in Kinderhook. The exhibition takes its name from a 2004 work by Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller, which is included in the exhibition along with works by 22 other artists that play on the reverberations of personal memory and American mythology. “I had the Cardiff/Miller piece Feedback knocking around in the back of my head for years. It was like a pebble in my shoe,” Molesworth says. “When Jack asked if I wanted to do a show at The School I said sure, but I wanted to go see it first.” As its name implies, the satellite space is an early 20th-century high school, built on a five-acre lot in 1929, which the ....
You’ve missed the arts and the arts have missed you. With COVID-19 vaccinations rising, mask mandates lifting and museums and galleries reopened at increased capacity, New York has returned to life. ....
Dread Scott s White People Can t Be Trusted with Power (2021) Photo: Marc J. Franklin Two text-based works by the artist Dread Scott, installed this week on the West 42nd Street façade of the Playwrights Horizon theatre, have already run up against the racist power structures they were made to critique. One is a 2007 piece titled Imagine a World Without America, in which the titular phrase is rendered over a map devoid of North America. The second is a new piece, with a simple white font on a black background, that reads: White people can’t be trusted with power. When Scott posted an image of the latter on social media, it was removed. “Instagram dubbed it ‘hate speech’,” the artist says. “Then I made a second post saying that they censored it, and they deleted that too. The justification of censorship for both was ‘hate speech’.” ....