Kenya (Robinson)
Kenya (Robinson) I am not a nice girl. I resist the performed ignorance of whiteness and reject blackness-as-victimhood; y’all know what you’re doing and we
Kenya (Robinson) I am not a nice girl. I resist the performed ignorance of whiteness and reject blackness-as-victimhood; y’all know what you’re doing and we
Artist Community Engagement Grant Rema Hort Mann Foundation’s Artist Community Engagement (ACE) Grant provides financial support—individual grants for up to $1,500—to projects that are
Joiri Minaya My ideas are concerned with otherness, self-consciousness and displacement. I’ve made work inspired by women in my family, labor, dislocation, psychology, myth, art
Azikiwe Mohammed By re-contextualizing well defined and documented ideas /display methods traditionally attributed to white people and their accompanying history do I hope to offer
Anna Glantz My paintings reflect an endless search for inventive and surprising images that have the ability to stimulate both sensually and intellectually. Repeated motifs
Jazmin Urrea I grew up in South Central Los Angeles, a disadvantaged area, a food desert and commonly referred to as the “hood.” I have
Looking forward to 2016 NY RHMF Emerging Artist Grant recipient Joiri Minaya’s Conversation with @larryosseimensah at @bam_brooklyn tomorrow, May 3 at 6.30pm. Minaya and Ossei-Mensah
Congratulations to RHMF Artist Alumni, 2013, for her recent Whitney Museum of American Art survey, The Eye Is Not Satisfied With Seeing, which is the
Sharing the recent compelling work of 2004 RHMF Alumni Artist Gedi Sibony. For his recent exhibition at Greene Naftali, New York, Sibony combined salvaged materials
Sharing the artwork of 2004 RHMF Emerging Artist Grant recipient Mika Rottenberg in celebration of our 25th year of grant giving. The works of Rottenberg