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05/09/2026

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Live Arts is proud to announce our premier open call for our 2026 Pride exhibition in the Ford Foundation Live Gallery! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

“Where is the Imagination in Protest?”

This question was posed by Live Arts Artistic Director Bill T. Jones during a conversation with visual artist and activist Dread Scott at the launch of “Fall of Freedom” in 2025, an urgent call to artists and arts institutions to make work amplifying struggles against repression and state violence. The exhibit echoes this call to q***r-identifying artists of all generations whose work confronts our current political moment in imaginative ways. 

Live Arts has proudly invited artists and to anchor the group exhibition. Together, these trailblazers teach us to wield a force q***r artists–– and q***r folx–– have cultivated throughout generations: Imagination.

Hit the link in our bio to apply and learn more!

Artwork featured in flyer: “Beau McCall’s World Spinnin’ on a 45 (B-Side)”

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05/05/2026

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Auric Translations (portia)
2024
neon glass tubes, wiring, vintage fabrics, ribbon, chandelier crystals, airport cable, steel, cosmic energy
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OPENING MAY 8
Surface, Structure, String: Hudson Valley Textile Art Now 

Curated by 
this exhibition showcases the work of Hudson Valley textile artists working with hand-dyed fabrics, conceptual embroidery, fiber-based sculpture, and immersive large-scale installations.
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Opening Reception:
Friday, May 8, 2026 from 5-7 PM.
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Surface, Structure, String celebrates the remarkable diversity of textile practices throughout the Hudson valley. Featuring hand-dyed fabrics, conceptual embroidery, fiber-based sculpture, and immersive large-scale installations, this exhibition honors longstanding textile traditions while spotlighting artists who are redefining the medium as conceptually rigorous, socially engaged, and deeply connected to place.

The exhibition features work by:
Paolo Arao
Margot Becker
Melissa Dadourian
John DeSousa
Erika deVries 
Christine Domanic
Matthew Gilbert
Hilary Gluck
Jessica Goehring
Valerie Hammond 
Kat Howard
Ellen Jouret-Epstein
Laleh Khorramian 
Jessica Ludwicki
Maeve McCool 
Will McLeod
Portia Munson
Courtney Puckett 
Padma Rajendran
Claudia Renfro
Richard Saja 
Katharine Umsted .umsted
Becca Van K
Hanna Washburn

04/27/2026

With Project Blue Space, the sculptor and image maker Shikeith brings the city’s Black history to the surface.

04/19/2026

Repost : Glenn Ligon’s “Give Us a Poem” (2007) has illuminated the Studio Museum in Harlem’s lobby for almost two decades.

This site-specific installation demonstrates Ligon’s ability to infuse language with alternate meaning by translating it in bright neon. The artist sourced the text from a speech Muhammad Ali made at Harvard University in 1975.

Listen to Museum Educator Josie Rivera discuss “Give Us a Poem” on our Digital Guide. Rivera delves into the story behind Ali’s speech and Ligon’s iconic artwork.

View “Give Us a Poem” at the Studio Museum by booking your ticket through the link in bio.

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04/10/2026

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“Náátsʼíilid Biyáázh”
Edition of 3
Nani Chacon
2026

Happy to Debute this new Collaborative work
With ! A dream peice to create of one of my favorite Diné Holy people.
I will debute this work as part of

“…and ill say , it could be worse “
(Reflections on light, in dark times)

Solo show Timothy Hawkinson Gallery
Opening April 11 5pm- 7pm
On view through May 9th

04/06/2026

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What if words could carry weight? ✏️

Dive deeper into artist Glenn Ligon’s process and the experiences that shaped him.

Growing up in the South Bronx and attending private school on scholarship in Manhattan, Ligon learned early what it meant to exist between worlds. In his Brooklyn studio, Ligon channels this tension using texts from writers like James Baldwin, Gertrude Stein, and Zora Neale Hurston, and transforms them through repetition, labor, and time. Through his stencils, oil sticks, layers of paint, and neon, the distorted words take on new form and meaning.

📺 At the link in bio, watch the short documentary and learn more about how his work questions and reimagines what it means to belong.

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03/25/2026

Marie Watt, 2022

03/24/2026

The portraits hung here, in Glenn Ligon’s exhibition Break it Down at the Aspen Art Museum, tell the story of a single man, and yet many men. Such is the nature, Ligon suggests, of being Black in America.

03/21/2026

COMMUNITY AIDS MEMORIALQUILT-MAKING WORKSHOPS GET TICKETS HERE SATURDAY, APRIL 25 & SUNDAY, APRIL 26 11 AM—5 PMIn partnership with Poster HouseLed by artist Erika de Vries GET TICKETS HERE 119 West 23rd Street New York, NY 10011 AboutThe AIDS Memorial Quilt, comprising more than 50,000 individual ...

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