My wonderful wonderful friend @mickalenethomas has a segment on the Today Show that I was so honored to be apart of. Mickalene is working closely with Dior and the Brooklyn Museum to help put together this years Artist Ball which I am lucky enough to be honored at this year. Mickalene, I am forever inspired by you and forever grateful for your friendship.
To say that I am honored would be an understatement. I give a profound amount of thanks to the Hasselblad Foundation for awarding me with the Hasselblad Award laureate of 2023. I look forward to accepting this award in October and for a beautiful exhibition to follow.
It’s going to be a busy second half of the year. Luma Arles, The Shape of Things, opening May 26th. Barbican Center, Reflections for Now, opening June 22nd. Hasselblad Award Ceremony and Exhibition, October 13th. Brown University, Varying Shades of Brown, open November through December. Kunstmuseum Basel, The Evidence of Things Not Seen, opening November 4th.
It’s going to be a busy second half of the year. Luma Arles, The Shape of Things, opening May 26th. Barbican Center, Reflections for Now, opening June 22nd. Hasselblad Award Ceremony and Exhibition, October 13th. Brown University, Varying Shades of Brown, open November through December. Kunstmuseum Basel, The Evidence of Things Not Seen, opening November 4th.
It’s going to be a busy second half of the year. Luma Arles, The Shape of Things, opening May 26th. Barbican Center, Reflections for Now, opening June 22nd. Hasselblad Award Ceremony and Exhibition, October 13th. Brown University, Varying Shades of Brown, open November through December. Kunstmuseum Basel, The Evidence of Things Not Seen, opening November 4th.
It’s going to be a busy second half of the year. Luma Arles, The Shape of Things, opening May 26th. Barbican Center, Reflections for Now, opening June 22nd. Hasselblad Award Ceremony and Exhibition, October 13th. Brown University, Varying Shades of Brown, open November through December. Kunstmuseum Basel, The Evidence of Things Not Seen, opening November 4th.
It’s going to be a busy second half of the year. Luma Arles, The Shape of Things, opening May 26th. Barbican Center, Reflections for Now, opening June 22nd. Hasselblad Award Ceremony and Exhibition, October 13th. Brown University, Varying Shades of Brown, open November through December. Kunstmuseum Basel, The Evidence of Things Not Seen, opening November 4th.
Just a few photos from the Brooklyn Museum Artist Ball from Tuesday evening. It was such a beautiful evening and a special thank you to my friend @mickalenethomas for helping put together such a wonderful event.
Just a few photos from the Brooklyn Museum Artist Ball from Tuesday evening. It was such a beautiful evening and a special thank you to my friend @mickalenethomas for helping put together such a wonderful event.
Just a few photos from the Brooklyn Museum Artist Ball from Tuesday evening. It was such a beautiful evening and a special thank you to my friend @mickalenethomas for helping put together such a wonderful event.
Just a few photos from the Brooklyn Museum Artist Ball from Tuesday evening. It was such a beautiful evening and a special thank you to my friend @mickalenethomas for helping put together such a wonderful event.
Just a few photos from the Brooklyn Museum Artist Ball from Tuesday evening. It was such a beautiful evening and a special thank you to my friend @mickalenethomas for helping put together such a wonderful event.
Images from the award ceremony for the Bernd and Hilla Becher prize in Dusseldorf last weekend. 📸 Sofia Brandes
I had a lovely conversation last week with my great friend @dawoudbey at the Getty about our exhibition, Dawoud Bey and Carrie Mae Weems: In Dialogue, which is up now through July 9th.
I had a lovely conversation last week with my great friend @dawoudbey at the Getty about our exhibition, Dawoud Bey and Carrie Mae Weems: In Dialogue, which is up now through July 9th.
On March 2nd I’ll be in conversation with Thaddeus Mosley and Yinka Shonibare with the Harvard Business school discussing the role of artist and public art. By following the link in my bio you can register for the event.
Thank you to everyone for your kind words and support that you sent about the Hasselblad award. I am still deeply honored and cannot express enough thanks. Syracuse University put together a wonderful statement about the award and some highlights throughout my career.
Thank you to everyone for your kind words and support that you sent about the Hasselblad award. I am still deeply honored and cannot express enough thanks. Syracuse University put together a wonderful statement about the award and some highlights throughout my career.
Thank you to everyone for your kind words and support that you sent about the Hasselblad award. I am still deeply honored and cannot express enough thanks. Syracuse University put together a wonderful statement about the award and some highlights throughout my career.
Thank you to everyone for your kind words and support that you sent about the Hasselblad award. I am still deeply honored and cannot express enough thanks. Syracuse University put together a wonderful statement about the award and some highlights throughout my career.
Thank you to everyone for your kind words and support that you sent about the Hasselblad award. I am still deeply honored and cannot express enough thanks. Syracuse University put together a wonderful statement about the award and some highlights throughout my career.
A Movement in Every Direction: Legacies of the Great Migration opens at the Brooklyn Museum on March 3rd. My projects The North Star and Leave, Leave Now! will be on display. I encourage you to attend and see the works from so many other wonderful artists in the show.
An installation view from my project, ‘The In Between’, up now at the Sharjah Biennial. The exhibition is open through June 11th.
This Wednesday I will be speaking with Ellen Susman at Rothko Chapel about the relationship between art and activism. The conversation begins at 6pm and I hope to see you there.
