What connects Kaylene Whiskey and Pyaari Azaadi? Both are remarkable women of color whose artwork captivates with its stunning visuals and profound concepts, rooted in feminist themes. Their recent art catalogs are truly unmissable reads. Whiskey's vibrant paintings exude a delightful charm, while Azaadi's impactful activist art, accompanied by an essay from Hyperallergic Editor at Large Hrag Vartanian, is a compelling exploration worth diving into.
Among the titles currently on our reading list is the Equal Justice Initiative's insightful examination of Legacy Sites in Montgomery, Alabama, featuring striking photographs that document the ongoing fight for racial justice in the United States. Additionally, I highly recommend Otherhow by Joseph Grigley, a deaf artist; this book provides a heartfelt, engaging, and essential perspective on personal advocacy and the challenges of ableism within the art world.
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—Natalie Haddad, Reviews Editor
