at a turning point in the Second World War
Her work was popular but largely neglected by the art establishment--though it was always embraced by such design luminaries as Charles and Ray Eames
and an essay by curator Kit Hammonds
From ceramic objects that reflect an extraordinary level of technical and aesthetic sophistication to dynamic sculptures and to video installations
Backyard Fights summer23 at a turning point inYou fight it out. And then, after that, you hug it out, and you become friends. You know, you become closer, brothers, family. For five years, photographer Brian Finke documented StreetBeefs, an underground fight club in rural Virginia founded by an ex con named Scarface. Tired of seeing his community ravaged by preventable violence and drug use, and fueled by the distrust and failure of the prison system, Scarface began hosting fights, inviting