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Ricardo Brey's "Saturno devorando a uno de sus hijos" (2012) will become part of the collection of S.M.A.K.

Joan Semmel's PAFA exhibition, Skin in the Game, is accompanied by a series of four evening lectures that explore issues suggested by her work, particularly "erotic art." The third lecture of the series, discusses the "ingenious ways artists emphasize, or obscure, the member in question" in relation to artists Joan Semmel, Ming-Yi Sung, Michelangelo Buonarroti, Thomas Eakins and Sylvia Sleigh.

Lorraine O'Grady mentioned in The Cut for her group exhibition, Picturing Black Girlhood: A Moment of Becoming at Paul Robeson Galleries, NJ.

Steve Locke mentioned in Frieze for his work featured by Alexander Gray Associates at Frieze Los Angeles 2022.

Regina Silveira's one-person exhibition, Regina Silveira: Fauna Mix at Luciana Brito Galeria, São Paulo, Brazil.

Regina Silveira's one-person exhibition, Regina Silveira: Em Escala at Bolsa de Arte in São Paulo, Brazil.

Jennie C. Jones is featured by Hyperallergic for being the upcoming sixth Jack Wolgin Visiting Artist and Lecturer at the Tyler School of Architecture at Temple University, February 23rd.

Jennie C. Jones's one person exhibition Jennie C. Jones: Dynamics at the Solomon R. Guggeneheim mentioned in Culture Type.

Steve Locke's group show, On This Ground: Being and Belonging in America, at the Peabody Essex Museum mentioned in Art Fix Daily.

Jennie C. Jones: Compilation publication highlighted by Artbook.

Jennie C. Jones: Dynamics, a one-person exhibition of new and recent work by the interdisciplinary artist, at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York.

Melvin Edwards included in the group exhibition The Profound Responsibility of Individuality: A Selection of Works by Prominent African American Artists (1957-2013) at The Creative Arts Guild in Dalton, GA.

Lorraine O'Grady's retrospective, Lorraine O'Grady: Both/And, travels to the Weatherspoon Museum of Art at the University of North Carolina Greensboro, SC, following its premiere at the Brooklyn Museum, NY covered by The University of North Carolina Greensboro News.

Melvin Edwards's participation in the Destination Crenshaw project mentioned in the Los Angeles Downtown News.

Alexander Gray Associates announces representation of Ronny Quevedo (b.1981). Quevedo’s practice spans installation, drawings, and prints, incorporating and subverting aspects of abstraction, painting, collage, cartography, and sports imagery.

Jennie C. Jones included in Walk the Line a group exhibition curated by Timothy Peterson at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art, Rockland, ME.

Melvin Edwards's group exhibition, This Tender, Fragile Thing, at Jack Shainman Gallery mentioned in Chronogram.

Melvin Edwards's group exhibition The Profound Responsibility of Individuality: A Selection of Works by Prominent African American Artists (1957-2013) at The Creative Arts Guild mentioned in Daily Citizen News.

Jennie C. Jones's group exhibition Soundwaves: Experimental Strategies in Art + Music at the Moody Center of Arts at Rice University in Houston, TX.

Ronny Quevedo's exhibition, Ronny Quevedo: offside, at the University Art Museum at UAlbany is featured in The Daily Gazette.

Valeska Soares highlighted in ARTnews's coverage of 2022 Lyon Biennale participating artists.

Melvin Edwards included in A Site of Struggle, a group exhibition curated by Janet Dees at the Block Museum of Art at Northwestern University, IL.

Joan Semmel's upcoming participation in Frieze Los Angeles with Alexander Gray Associates.

Ronny Quevedo's one-person exhibition Ronny Quevedo: offside at the University Art Museum at University of Albany, NY.

Melvin Edwards mentioned in Artfix Daily.

Melvin Edwards mentioned in The Highland Current.

Joan Semmel's retrospective at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art Joan Semmel: Skin in the Game reviewed by Andrea Kirsh at Artblog.

Melvin Edwards mentioned in the Tribune Chronicle.

Hassan Sharif mentioned in Zawya.

Joan Semmel featured as a special guest on the Brooklyn Rail's "The New Social Environment" series to discuss her exhibition at the Pennyslvania Academy of Fine Arts.

Lorraine O'Grady's retrospective, Lorraine O'Grady: Both/And, travels to the Weatherspoon Museum of Art at the University of North Carolina, featured on the Triad City Beat.

Jennie C. Jones included in Women in Print: Recent Acquisitions, a group exhibition of works from the collection of the Cleveland Museum of Art, OH. 

Melvin Edwards included in the group exhibiton This Tender, Fragile Thing at The School, Jack Shainman Gallery, Kinderhook, NY. 

Regina Silveira's group exhibition, Touch, featured on Bahia Social VIP.

Hassan Sharif's one-person exhibition, 184 Nails, at Gallery Isabelle van den Eynde, Dubai, UAE.

Jennie C. Jones: Dynamics at the Solomon R. Guggenheim mentioned in Vogue.

Alexander Gray Associates announces representation of Steve Locke (b.1963).

Luis Camnitzer mentioned in The New Yorker.

Joan Semmel's retrospective at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art Joan Semmel: Skin in the Game is featured on Juxtapoz.

Melvin Edwards's group exhibition at the Block Museum featured in the Chicago Tribune as among the Top 10 for Visual Art in early 2022.

Jennie C. Jones mentioned in Houstonia Magazine.

Melvin Edwards group exhibition This Tender, Fragile Thing at Jack Shainman Gallery mentioned in Chronogram.

Hugh Steers mentioned in Office Magazine

Lorraine O'Grady's first retrospective and portrait included in "Our Favorite Art Photos of 2021" by The New York Times.

Melvin Edwards featured in Art Daily.

Luis Camnitzer mentioned in El País.

Joan Semmel's retrospecitve is a special mention in Vulture's coverage of the best exhibitions in New York in 2021.

Luis Camnitzer mentioned in The New York Times.

Valeska Soares mentioned in Cultured Magazine.

Luis Camnitzer mentioned in The New York Times.

Jennie C. Jones is mentioned in coverage of Art Basel Miami Beach by Surface Magazine.

Joan Semmel's exhibition Joan Semmel: Skin in the Game at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts is featured in Next Tribe.

Jennie C. Jones mentioned in Vogue.