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Jasmine Wahi is a Co-Owner/Director of Gateway Project Spaces, and the Co-Founder/ Director of Project For Empty Space. In addition to running both organizations, she writes about and curates exhibitions globally that predominantly deal with issues of intersectionality. She has received advanced degrees in Art History from New York University. Ms. Wahi lives in Brooklyn with her chihuahua Baby Channa Dog.
This past Wednesday was the annual International Print Center New York (IPCNY) gala at the gorgeous former bank-turned event space, Capitale. This year IPCNY’s new… Read More »IPCNY Gala Honors Jim Dine and Barbara Krakow
Artists often see the unimaginable in materials that seem ordinary or mundane to us non-artists. One such visionary is Tahiti Pehrson, a California native whose… Read More »Making the Ordinary Extra-Ordinary: The work by of Tahiti Pehrson
At the end of June, DABS MYLA, a couple/artist collaborative best known for their large-scale street art, unveiled their largest project in New York, “New… Read More »A Couple That Paints Together…DABS MYLA’s “New Cosmic”
June 3 marked the second annual Africa’sOut! event, and it was a night to remember. Pioneer Works, the gargantuan arts space in Brooklyn’s Red Hook… Read More »Wangechi Mutu’s Africa’sOut! Second Annual Event
Last week, I penned a short preview of MTV’s RE:DEFINE charity event and auction in Dallas, starting off with the cliché “everything is bigger in… Read More »Small Community, Big Support in Dallas
They say that everything is bigger in Texas. This year’s RE:DEFINE auction soirée, taking place Friday, April 8, is no exception. RE:DEFINE is a fundraiser,… Read More »Banging the Gavel for a Good Cause: MTV:REDEFINE in Dallas
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