Backed by the artist’s first museum show at the Whitney.
Abstract works that touch on history and self-representation.
A film adaptation of Dwayne Alexander Smith’s novel of the same name.
To commemorate the 1864 Sand Creek massacre.
Embellished with the winged sandals of Hermes.
Portraying Vincent Vega and Winnfield brandishing banana pistols.
As part of an exhibition titled “Our Lives in T-Shirts.”
As part of an exhibition at the UCCA Center called “Mirage.”
The smiling floral motif synonymous with the Japanese artist also has its darker origins.
Self-portraits that reflect dark emotions caused by the ongoing pandemic.
Inspired by an original painting on climate change.
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