Chance Encounters
When was the last time you unexpectedly met a new collaborator, perhaps while waiting in line at a coffee shop, while attending an exhibition or …
When was the last time you unexpectedly met a new collaborator, perhaps while waiting in line at a coffee shop, while attending an exhibition or …
Just in time for the holiday season, Painted Bride has launched the Bride Bazaar, a marketplace where you can purchase special, one-of-a-kind items and experiences …
The Painted Bride Art Center is very excited to be Co-Commissioners on DANCE IQUAIL!’s “Public Enemy (PE).” Public Enemy is about the humanity of Black …
Review by Malkia Okech In connection to the Painted Bride’s Deep Roots Bold Future legacy, they invited a series of intergenerational conversations in which artists …
Sumi Tonooka & Arnetta Johnson Ursula Rucker & Sudan Green Greg Giovanni and Eric Jaffe Ozzie Jones & Cheyenne Barboza Brenda Dixon-Gottschild & Lela Aisha …
I just watched the entirety (so far) of this series—a brilliant idea from the Painted Bride. I was hoping to find among these four …
Recording of showcase: James Allister Sprang’s Aquifer of the Spirit: Website: www.jamesallistersprang.com Ani Gavino: Instagram: @ani_malayaworks Anthony Carlos Molden: Instagram: instagram.com/anthonymolden You can drive/walk …
Since February the Building Bridges cohort (Ursula Rucker, Caitlin Green, James Sprang, Ani Gavino, and Anthony Carlos Molden), Painted Bride Executive Director Laurel Raczka, Project …
This piece was created as part of the Painted Bride’s Building Bridges: On the Rise project. Anthony created “Tree Oracle” using reclaimed objects. Measuring around …
If you missed the Building Bridges Conversations live, you can watch the recording of both conversations below! Friday, May 22nd Building Bridges Conversations: Birthing Creativity …
“I will tell you where you’re not going to be: you’re not going to be on Independence Mall. You’re not going to be at the Liberty Bell...You’re going to be in places that you might not think about, or that you might not have known about.”
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