Political art

Our November exhibition, Indivisible 2024, explores our fragile democracy, its flailing institutions, and the looming threat of an authoritarian night...

In today’s podcast episode, activist artist Karen Fiorito joins legendary provocateur Robbie Conal to discuss the transformative power of political ar...

Curator Karen Fiorito and political graphics expert Carol A. Wells discuss ‘Indivisible,’ an annual exhibition exploring art’s capacity for social cha...

Using patriotic symbols and phrases, mixed-media artist Marina Heintze reflects on personal liberties and female agency in contemporary America.

A look at Neil Kendricks’ ‘Strange Fruit,' a mixed-media series that places the viewer in the psychological space of vulnerable individuals.

Brooklyn-based artist Spandita Malik combines photographic portraits with embroidered details stitched by women in India suffering from domestic abuse...

Sharon Kagan’s recent body of work examines national identity and revolutionary ideas through a deeply personal red-, white-, and blue-tinted lens.

In 2015, Brooklyn-based artist and culture writer Ashley Chew painted ‘Black Models Matter’ onto a handbag. Her hashtag went viral during New York Fas...

Louis Chan, a.k.a. Louis Osmosis, describes his conceptual approach as an 'investigation into modes of non-success.’ He combines sculpture, drawing, p...

New York installation artist JC Lenochan grew up in a diverse neighborhood in the South with Native American, Irish, French, and white-sharecropper ro...

Digital Artist Davian Chester is known as the ‘Juneteenth Guy.’ In 2019, he turned to Google on the nineteenth of June and was shocked by the absence...

Alice Mizrachi is considered one of the top street artists in New York. In a field once dominated by men, she is a hugely prolific muralist with score...