Exhibitions

In honor of Dolores Huerta's 96th birthday, Plaza de la Raza showcases an exhibition celebrating her lasting legacy. The DOLORES show highlights Huerta's achievements while addressing recent allegations against Cesar Chavez.

New Yorkers brought a burst of creativity to the streets outside St. Patrick's Cathedral for the annual Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival. Participants showcased elaborate hats, blending tradition with artistic flair, as attendees from across the country joined in this lively celebration.

Cinga Samson's debut at White Cube New York, titled 'Ukuphuthelwa,' explores themes of spiritual wakefulness through haunting paintings. With a limited palette and surreal imagery, Samson crafts a world that resists Western interpretation, inviting viewers to delve into its mysteries.

The Leslie-Lohman Museum in Soho is revitalizing New York's performance art scene with exhibitions like Sacred and Profane. Artists Pamela Sneed and Carlos Martiel challenge conventions, creating spaces for reflection and joy amidst political adversity.

Dolores Huerta, at 96, remains a formidable figure in the farmworkers' rights movement. As she rises above controversies surrounding Cesar Chavez, a new Los Angeles exhibition celebrates her focus on the common people. Over 30 artists honor her legacy on her 96th

Tom Burckhardt, inspired by skepticism and humor, creates fluid, abstract art. Raised in New York's artistic circles, his work reflects both heritage and innovation. Known for his abstract paintings, Burckhardt also explores installations and plein-air art.

The Violeta Parra Museum in Santiago has reopened after a six-year closure due to fire damage. This marks an important cultural moment, celebrating the artist's impact on music and activism.

Leah Ke Yi Zheng's exhibition at the Renaissance Society explores the synthesis of Western and Eastern art traditions. Curated by Myriam Ben Salah and Karsten Lund, the show demonstrates Zheng's innovative interpretation of the I Ching hexagrams through a unique blend of

Spring in Upstate New York ushers in renewal and vibrant art, as highlighted by Taliesin Thomas. A survey shows art organizations led by people of color are understaffed, and Ali Cherri files a war crimes complaint against Israel.