The ICA Miami shows how her proclivity for abstraction grew in tandem with her interests in space, science, and spirituality.

The Los Angeles–based artist's survey at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami is on view through March 17.

The show is on view at the Museum of Contemporary Art in North Miami through October 1.

By folding psychic and scientific motifs into his latest work, Philip Smith has activated new potentials in his paintings.

Jamilah Sabur's photographic, sculptural works explore how military, colonial, and industrial forces have linked Jamaica and Louisiana.

Peggy Levison Nolan's photographs reflect her roles as both artist and mother of seven children; one image of her daughter tenderly captures this duality.

"Carlos Alfonzo: Witnessing Perpetuity" gathered major works from every phase of the artist's career, which was cut short by his death from AIDS-related complications in 1991, at age forty-one.

As Biggers has described, his quilt works, which he began making in 2012, allude to the—probably apocryphal—practice of using quilts to mark safe spaces along the Underground Railroad.

Emerging out of the Organization of Black American Culture (OBAC)—a Chicago collective of writers, artists, activists, and others—AfriCOBRA was founded in 1968 by Jeff Donaldson, Jae Jarell…

While Quarles's figures are often engaged in erotic acts, the pleasure in which they luxuriate is tinged with the possibility of pain.