Featured artwork by Erin Gingrich
With so much to see at the Armory Week, CREATRIX Magazine has compiled a list of artists’ Instagrams and galleries to follow after the Armory Show 2022.
The 2022 Platform section Monumental Change organized by Tobias Ostrander, the curator of Latin American Art at the Tate in London, addresses how recent revisionist practices related to the dismantling, and replacement of public monuments influences artists’ engagement with sculptural form. It will be a huge win for culture and humanity if we continue to amplify historically under-represented voices although there is still a long way to go to see any sense of balance at the top of the market place.
Our selection focuses on artists whose work brings us closer to the spiritual dimension of life, as well as ecological emergency, social justice, and the First Nations artists who, although the show took place in the US were not chosen to be represented in the Monumental Change platform section.
Erin Gingrich at K Art Gallery, Buffalo-based gallery owned and operated by a member of the Seneca Nation.
Dana Claxton represented by Donald Ellis Gallery
Vanessa German at Kasmin Gallery
Sharon Horvath at Pierogi Gallery
Nnenna Okore at KO
Kathy Ruttenberg at Lyles & King
Alisa Sikelianos Carter at Kavi Gupta
Nickola Pottinger at Mrs. Gallery
Naomi Rincón Gallardo at PROXYCO Gallery
Helina Metaferia at Addis Fine Art
Ana Teresa Fernandez at Catharine Clark Gallery
Karla Knight at Andrew Edlin Gallery
Maria Nepomuceno at Sikkema Jenkins & Co.
Veronika Pausova at Bradley Ertaskiran
Miwa Komatsu at Whitestone Gallery
Lise Stoufflet at Lyles & King
Virginia Chihota at Tiwani Contemporary
