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A spread from a 2020 book titled Noah Davis.

Noah Davis

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“Today, Asawa has returned as a subject of rediscovery—someone who has finally been given the kind of international recognition that was owed during her lifetime, and whose legacy reflects both her own contributions as an artist as well as the singular path she forged for herself as the child of immigrants, a woman and an Asian-American. This past April, the United States Postal Service announced that ten different works of Asawa’s would be featured on a series of postage stamps, out next month. Also in April, the first comprehensive biography of Asawa, 

 by Marilyn Chase, was published by Chronicle Books. She is now routinely included in comprehensive group shows alongside artists such as Anni Albers, Sheila Hicks and Bourgeois.

In a culture of acknowledging those who were previously overlooked, when artists and their earliest champions are finally getting their dues, there is a satisfaction in witnessing the record be corrected. Yet a purely revisionist approach ignores the ways in which Asawa’s art is still remarkably contemporary, how it is a clear articulation of midcentury art’s engagement with spatial abstraction. I have stood in a gallery hung with Asawa’s wire sculptures, where the movement of my own body has caused them to sway, the shadows of the woven wire dancing against the floor. For a moment, I was quietly transported elsewhere—to the deep sea, to a forest or maybe to someplace altogether unearthly.’’

Ruth Asawa in T Magazine

We are pleased to announce that Ebony L. Haynes has joined David Zwirner as a director and will launch and lead a new exhibition program and commercial gallery space in New York.

There will be three to four exhibitions per year, each accompanied by a small publication. The program will be reflective of Haynes’s curatorial practice and will host critically engaging content, including satellite programming of panel discussions and relevant online content.

As reported in 

, “The gallery’s name, location and initial exhibitions have yet to be determined. Reflective of her curatorial practice and interests, Ms. Haynes will show not only Black artists, but also those from other backgrounds. Among the artists she mentioned are Nora Turato as well as Nikita Gale, Kandis Williams and Cameron Rowland, who are Black…. The gallery will also have a paid internship program for Black students.”

Read the full announcement in 



Image: Ebony L. Haynes, 2020 (detail). Photo by Elliott Jerome Brown Jr.

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Artists for Biden

 is one of more than sixty artists who have contributed to Plan Your Vote’s public digital library of voting advocacy images, available for anyone to download and share.



 that harnesses the power of visual art to mobilize citizens to exercise their voting rights. The website provides accurate and state-specific information about registration, requirements, and resources to help ensure everyone has a voting strategy.

To download Marcel Dzama’s image and to learn more about your voting rights, please 

Artist Collaboration

Plan Your Vote with Marcel Dzama

Comprising sixty individual color photographs, Sherrie Levine’s 

 (2016) revisits a group of images taken by Lee that depicts life in Pie Town, New Mexico, in 1940.

Exceptional Works: Sherrie Levine

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