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Frieze LA returns for its sixth edition, running 20-23 February, showcasing over 100 galleries from more than 20 countries, as well as local staples featuring the city鈥檚 leading creatives.

Heather Gaudio Fine Art is presenting The Space We Exist In, a ground-breaking exhibition curated by the renowned Ghanaian-American art curator Larry Ossei-Mensah. 

From their first project at Volta to last year鈥檚 monumental group show at Pioneer Works, collector Racquel Chevremont and artist Mickalene Thomas, the curators behind Deux Femmes Noires, have left their mark on New York City.

The Parrish Art Museum presents Set It Off, an exhibition created for the Museum and curated by Racquel Chevremont and Mickalene Thomas鈥攃ollectively known as Deux Femmes Noires鈥攐n view May 22 through July 24, 2022.

First Solo Exhibition of Works by February James in New York Opens at Tilton Gallery

Your list of must-see, fun, insightful, and very Los Angeles art events this month.

Easy Otabor鈥檚 Anthony Gallery in Chicago recently launched its inaugural show of the year entitled 鈥淪OMETHING ABOUT US.鈥�

Two solo exhibitions, 鈥淲e Laugh So The Spirits Can Hear鈥� by February James and 鈥淗alf Note鈥� by Chase Hall, are at Monique Meloche, immersing the viewer in two separate emotional atmospheres.

Chicago-based Monique Meloche Gallery is launching two solo presentations of new works by artists Chase Hall and February James.

This weekend there will be some shoots of green coming up 鈥� signs of spring, so to speak, in the middle of summer.

With alarming pandemic numbers being reported daily, and the re-closing of gathering places both in effect and more likely imminent, the range of safe out-of-home experiences is limited 鈥� with theaters and museums in particular very much on the bubble.

Los Angeles-based artist February James is presenting the exhibition 鈥淚 Painted Flowers For You鈥� at Luce Gallery in Turin.

The Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD) in San Francisco, which was forced to lay off staffers and make other cutbacks when it closed temporarily in March because of the Covid-19 crisis, has successfully raised more than $450,000 through an online benefit auction featuring...

San Francisco鈥檚 Museum of the African Diaspora remains closed during the coronavirus pandemic, but its supporters are keeping plenty busy.

The Museum of the African Diaspora is launching its first benefit auction, as artists, donors, businesses, collectors, and individuals have banded together to ensure the vitality of this significant institution.