Guggenheim Foundation Names 2021 Fellows

Guggenheim Fellowships Awarded by Alex Greenberger

Marking Time: Art in the Age of Mass Incarceration by Darla Migan

Spotlighting the Ingenuity of Artists Behind Bars

What an Abolitionist Exhibition Looks Like in a Carceral World by Catherine Damman

How Elizabeth Catlett Blazed a Trail for Black Women Artists by Liz Logan

The Breathtaking Ingenuity of Incarcerated Artists by Leslie Jamison

Mystery and Transgression in Music that Bridges Genres by Seth Colter Wals

5 Artists on Our Radar for 2021

In Large-Scale Quilts, Jesse Krimes Memorializes Those Subsumed by Incarceration by Bily Anaia

Incarcerated Artists: Forgotten by the System by Michael Spicher

The Most Important Arts Moments in 2020 by Holland Cotter, Roberta Smith and Jason Farago

The Fabric of Our Nation by Michael McCanne

Your New York Art Guide for December 2020 - Jesse Krimes: American Rendition at Malin Gallery by Dessane Lopez Cassell

How Collectors Can Establish Meaningful Connections with Artists by Claire Voon

Mural Arts and the African American Museum in Philadelphia Present "Rendering Justice" curated by Jesse Krimes

What Does Art in the Age of Mass Incarceration Look Like? A Gripping New Show at MoMA PS1 Presents Startling Answers by Taylor Dafoe

"Marking Time" and Making Art in Confinement by Andrew Limbong

"Underground Images" SVA's Iconic Subway Posters Focus on Women

Marking Time: Art in the Age of Mass Incarceration by Johanna Fateman

The Artists at Malin Gallery Are Ahead of the Curve on the "Bigger Issues" by Hilarie M. Sheets

Philly Artists Are in the Vanguard at MoMA Exhibit by Megan Voeller

From Marking Time - An Excerpt by Nicole Fleetwood

Critic's Pick - Making Art When Lockdown Means Prison by Holland Cotter

MoMA PS1 Reopens to the Public with "Art in the Age of Mass Incarceration" by Cassidy George

25 Shows to See Across the US as Museums Reopen

Carceral Aesthetics: Nicole R. Fleetwood in Conversation with Rachel Kushner

Artist Imagine New Monuments and "Otherwise Worlds" by Thea Quiray Tagle 2020

Art Gallery Shows to See Right Now: Sylvia Maier 2020

Incarcerated Artists Are Making Some of Today’s Most Important Art. A Powerful New Book Explains Why. 2020

How Visual Culture is Implicated in Mass Incarceration by Jessica Lyne

With Museums Closed, Coffee Table Books Bring the Art to You by Lauren Christensen

Grown Up Art at a Children's Museum by Lauren Graber 2020

At the Malin Gallery: Oliver Lee Jackson by Adam Shatz 2020

Amy Myers at Malin Gallery by Jeff Gibson

Eight Collectors Share the Art on Their Holiday Wish Lists

Editors' Picks - Not to Miss in New York's Art World by Nan Stewart 2019

Missoula, Montana for Modern Art by Chad Scott 2019

Reconsidering Ceramics Iconoclast Peter Voulkos at Burning in Water by Kate Butler 2019

Where Art and Rural Incarceration Meet by Celina Fang

New York Galleries: What to See Right Now by Martha Schwendener 2019

Oliver Lee Jackson 2019

The National Gallery of Art's Harry Cooper Answers Our Questions on Oliver Lee Jackson by Michael M. Clements 2019

Valerie Hegarty - Memory of a Place by Etty Yaniv

What to See in New York - Valerie Hegarty by Jillian Steinhauer

Oliver Lee Jackson at Burning in Water by Donald Kuspit

Brimming Over with Vibrant Life, Elizabeth Catlett's Sculptures Command Respect

"Americana Gone a Bit Weird" - Valerie Hegarty on Her New Ceramic Still Lifes by Valerie Hegarty

Critic's Picks - Valerie Hegarty at Malin Gallery by Heidi Harrington-Johnson

Art Review - Prison, Paper and Puns by Peter Plagens

Jesse Krimes

An Artist"s Secret Life Behind Bars by Ellen Gamerman