Considering.Art

Hello. Join us tonight, September 27th, LIVE from NYC for tour #144 Considering Victory. Together, we explore urgent work by Maxwell Alexandre.

Brazilian artist Maxwell Alexandre's (he/him) large-scale paintings form pathways and intimate enclosures that surround visitors. They portray striking scenes of communal leisure interspersed with recurring religious and art historical imagery. Pop cultural symbols appear alongside these images, including depictions of Black cultural icons, like Beyoncé, Nina Simone, and Elza Soares, and commercial products from his childhood, such as popular plastic blue Capri pools, Danone yogurt, and the chocolate drink Toddynho.

In this tour, we ask - What do you see?

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Here at .art, we are delighted to share work by the most amazing Black artists. Join us tonight JUL 19th as we present tour #137 Considering Migration | Thenjiwe Nkosi.

Thenjiwe Nkosi (she/her) explores how people navigate spaces and structures both visible and imagined. Her paintings, videos and installations examine the transformative experiences of displacement and migration that informed her childhood and later life. Her work also explores racial and social dynamics of competitive sports, reframing images outside of their original context to question the politics of representation.

Intrigued? In this tour, we embark on some close looking. Together we ask: What do you see? Join Us 👋 - we do this every Wednesday at 7p ET / 4p PT.

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With a focus on , we aim to explore some of today's most pressing issues - bringing thoughts, feelings, and observations into a lively and sometimes challenging exchange.

Never repeated, and each unique - our interactive video tours last 90 minutes and are facilitated by your interpretative guides. Cool right?

We believe in the power of and to build a more , , and future. We welcome you into our community as we join each other on this exciting journey.

As always, all our events are to attend & never recorded.

To register for any future live tour - you are welcome to click on the link in our BIO for tickets + registration + weekly URLs. Please feel free to share this event with all who may be interested. You make this. We are excited to meet you. .

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Image : Spectators, 2022. Thenjiwe Niki Nkosi

Here at .art, we are delighted to share work by the most amazing Black artists. Join us JUL 11th as we present tour #136 Considering Considering Figuration | Elias Sime.

From a distance, 's (he/him) wall-mounted compositions look like abstract paintings made up of geometric shapes and bold passages of colour. Upon closer inspection, however, the works reveal the patterns made by discarded materials densely packed into almost infinite grids of wire and metal. Sime weaves, layers and assembles everyday materials to transform commonplace objects into lyrical abstractions that suggest natural landscapes and living organisms.

Intrigued? In this tour, we embark on some close looking. Together we ask: What do you see? Join Us 👋 - we do this every Wednesday at 7p ET / 4p PT.

With a focus on , we aim to explore some of today's most pressing issues - bringing thoughts, feelings, and observations into a lively and sometimes challenging exchange.

Never repeated, and each unique - our interactive video tours last 90 minutes and are facilitated by your interpretative guides. Cool right?

We believe in the power of and to build a more , , and future. We welcome you into our community as we join each other on this exciting journey.

As always, all our events are to attend & never recorded.

To register for any future live tour - you are welcome to click on the link in our BIO for tickets + registration + weekly URLs. Please feel free to share this event with all who may be interested. You make this. We are excited to meet you. .

In a rush? Text ART to + 1 888 987 0031 for auto registration via SMS (the USA only. Network/provider access charges/data rates may apply).

Image : Installation view, Elias Sime, Venice Biennale, The Milk of Dreams, Venice, Italy, April 23 - November 27, 2022. for more info.

Here at .art, we are delighted to share work by the most amazing Black artists. Join us JUL 05th as we present tour #135 Considering Geology | Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum.

(she/her) multidisciplinary practice encompasses drawing, painting, installation and animation. Her work alludes to mythology, geology and theories on the nature of the universe. Sunstrum’s works make reference to literature, film, theatre, and other forms of storytelling to build an ever-expanding narrative. These ongoing sagas unfold within terrains that appear simultaneously futuristic and ancient: a patchwork of remembered landscapes from her upbringing in places such as Botswana, Canada, Sudan, Sri Lanka, Malawi, Panama, and others.

Intrigued? In this tour, we embark on some close looking. Together we ask: What do you see? Join Us 👋 - we do this every Wednesday at 7p ET / 4p PT.

With a focus on , we aim to explore some of today's most pressing issues - bringing thoughts, feelings, and observations into a lively and sometimes challenging exchange.

Never repeated, and each unique - our interactive video tours last 90 minutes and are facilitated by your interpretative guides. Cool right?

We believe in the power of and to build a more , , and future. We welcome you into our community as we join each other on this exciting journey.

As always, all our events are to attend & never recorded.

To register for any future live tour - you are welcome to click on the link in our BIO for tickets + registration + weekly URLs. Please feel free to share this event with all who may be interested. You make this. We are excited to meet you. .

In a rush? Text ART to + 1 888 987 0031 for auto registration via SMS (the USA only. Network/provider access charges/data rates may apply).

Image (detail): Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum
Front Room, 2022. Oil and pencil on linen
73 1/2 x 77 1/4 in (186.6 x 196.2 cm). Minneapolis Institute of Art; Gift of Funds from Mary and Bob Mersky.

Here at .art, we are delighted to share work by the most amazing Black artists. Join us JUN 07th as we present tour #132 Considering Womanhood | Cecilia Lamptey-Botchway.

Based in Accra, is a mixed-media artist working in figurative painting, performance, abstractism, and textiles. Her emotive portraits and abstract works encompass heritage, sustainability, and the expansive nature of womanhood.

Intrigued? In this tour, we embark on some close looking. Together we ask: What do you see? Join Us 👋 - we do this every Wednesday at 7p ET / 4p PT.

With a focus on , we aim to explore some of today's most pressing issues - bringing thoughts, feelings, and observations into a lively and sometimes challenging exchange.

Never repeated, and each unique - our interactive video tours last 90 minutes and are facilitated by your interpretative guides. Cool right?

We believe in the power of and to build a more , , and future. We welcome you into our community as we join each other on this exciting journey.

As always, all our events are to attend & never recorded.

To register for any future live tour - you are welcome to click on the link in our BIO for tickets + registration + weekly URLs. Please feel free to share this event with all who may be interested. You make this. We are excited to meet you. .

In a rush? Text ART to + 1 888 987 0031 for auto registration via SMS (the USA only. Network/provider access charges/data rates may apply).

Image: Cecilia Lamptey-Botchway. Gaze, 2021. Oil, mopping wool fibre on canvas. 30 1/2 × 24 in | 77.47 × 60.96 cm.

Thank you for being an incredible part of our very special online community. We are excited to see you June 7th.

Your Voice. Your Idea.
You Make This.

https://considering.art | Feel free to drop us an email ([email protected]) DM us, or text us back via +1 888 987 0031 - we love hearing from you.

Thank you for being an incredible part of our very special online community. We are excited to see you June 7th.

Your Voice. Your Idea.
You Make This.

https://considering.art | Feel free to drop us an email ([email protected]) DM us, or text us back via +1 888 987 0031 - we love hearing from you.

Here at .art, we are delighted to share work by the most amazing Black artists. Tonight MAY 17th we present tour #131 Considering Cargo | Serge Alain Nitegeka.

Upon first impressions, Serge Alain Nitegeka's (he/him) installations and paintings appear to be purely abstract, concerned with line, colour and space. However, these works are deeply symbolic, confronting the viewer with issues of forced migration and a world divided by impenetrable borders and invisible frontiers.

Intrigued? In this tour, we embark on some close looking. Together we ask: What do you see? Join Us 👋 - we do this every Wednesday at 7p ET / 4p PT.

With a focus on , we aim to explore some of today's most pressing issues - bringing thoughts, feelings, and observations into a lively and sometimes challenging exchange.

Never repeated, and each unique - our interactive video tours last 90 minutes and are facilitated by your interpretative guides. Cool right?

We believe in the power of and to build a more , , and future. We welcome you into our community as we join each other on this exciting journey.

As always, all our events are to attend & never recorded.

To register for any future live tour - you are welcome to click on the link in our BIO for tickets + registration + weekly URLs. Please feel free to share this event with all who may be interested. You make this. We are excited to meet you. .

In a rush? Text ART to + 1 888 987 0031 for auto registration via SMS (the USA only. Network/provider access charges/data rates may apply).

Image (detail): Serge Alain Nitegeka, Found Form V, 2017, Paint on wood, 69 x 61 x 56cm. for more info.