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Brooklyn-based television station and website BRIC TV recently toured the Brooklyn studio of multimedia artist Kenseth Armstead and discusses how New York's history with slavery drives the direction of his art.
NYC Artist Kenseth Armstead takes us into his studio and talks about putting the legacy of slavery in New York State in dialogue with today. His immersive installation, MASTER WORK: SLAVES OF NEW YORK 1776 is on view at BRIC thru Feb. 25, 2018
Check out the installation page for more info.
Were they giants? Behemoths from another age? No.
From May 2017 through yesterday, February 22nd, 2018, a massive sculpture exhibition of 9 bronze works from artist Joy Brown had been on display on the Broadway Malls of the Upper West Side up to Washington Heights.
These huge sculptures have been a delight to see during the last three seasons. To call them gigantic is an understatement, but that belies the warmth and tenderness found in them. To see them calmly lording over unruly Broadway pedestrian and automobile traffic, always brought a smile.
Evan Fairbanks took his camera to artfully document them, intrepidly, in rain, snow and occasional sunshine.
This exhibition was organized with the cooperation of the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation and the Morrison Gallery of Kent, CT in conjunction with the Broadway Mall Association.
