17 ^th May , 2019 Sean Beauford Curates a Digital Kerry James Marshall Exhibition with the Lyrics of Jay Z on Twitter Curator Sean Beauford of Pittsburgh, PA, recently used Twitter to engage with contemporary art in one of the most culturally significant, and democratizing ways. By starting the thread “Jay Z lyrics to KJM, Beauford garnered the response of his social media followers, and created a makeshift exhibition that was curated through the lyrics of Hip-Hop legend Jay Z.

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17 ^th May , 2019 ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: KEVIN DEMERY Kevin Demery's works explore the interplay between U.S. history and signifiers of power and invite us to move between their potent aesthetic of geometric color blocks with objects hanging from ropes or chains that are draped over the canvas and recurring motifs of historical violence, surveillance, and childhood trauma. Power Lines is Kevin Demery's first show in Germany.

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17 ^th May , 2019 Young, Black, and Featured in The Whitney’s 2019 Biennial This week, The Whitney Museum of American Art, aka “The Whitney” is kicking off their 2019 Biennial, presented by Tiffany & Co. Known as a venue for young, up-and-coming artists, the museum’s signature event features 75 artists for this year’s edition, some who identify as Black and queer.

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16 ^th May , 2019 Arthur Jafa: Winner of the Golden Lions Prize The 58th Venice Biennale, curated by Hayward Gallery director Ralph Rugoff, “May You Live in Interesting Times,” has awarded critically acclaimed American artist, Arthur Jafa, the coveted Golden Lions prize.

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15 ^th May , 2019 The Changing Face of Fine Art Collecting Massive student loan debt, a scarce job market, and failing economy are crippling American millennials. For families of color, the common goal is to simply survive, with financial planning often falling by the wayside. Collecting fine art has historically been a tool of the privileged to amass their riches.

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