Joana Choumali: Processing pain through embroidery

 Joana Choumali: grew up where terrorist attacks took place in Grand-Bassam, Ivory Coast. She photographed the people and places just three weeks after the attack. She found the embroidery to be a meditative and cathartic way to process the trauma.

Part of the "Hope" exhibit at the Eretz Israel Museum in Tel Aviv

"It will be OK" series, 2019

See Full series on her WEBSITE

Ilit Azoulay: Photography and invention of 'Hysteria'

 Ilit Azoulay: explores the role of photography and the invention of "Hysteria" in her photography and mixed media 'Mousework' series. A part of the 'HOPE' exhibition at the Eretz Museum in Tel Aviv.

"Alexandrine (case 7002)"

"Anais (case 6781)"

"Anais (case 6781)" detail

"Catherine (case 1001)"

"Josephine (case 1088)"

"Clementine (case 6100)"

"Clementine (case 6100)" detail

"Marie (case 5590)"

"Marie (case 5590)" detail

"Augustine (case 6099)"

"Augustine (case 6099)" detail

Full series can on her website

Michael Velliquette: Paper Sculpture

 Michael Velliquette: Intricate Paper Sculpture

"Planar States"

"Planar States"

"The Gate of Heaven is Everywhere"

"The Song I came to Sing"

"Book"

In his studio space at The Houston Center for Contemporary Craft

Jennifer McClish: Mixed Media works

 Jennifer McClish: Mixed Media works

"Lost in Post Its" (details below, next two images) mixed media

Mixed Media

Mark Bradford: Powerful Message through collage

 Mark Bradford: Powerful social messages through collage. 

"Circa 1992" Materials, flyers, newsprint, gathered from south central Los Angeles and collaged to read "REBUILD SOUTH CENTRAL WITHOUT LIQUOR STORES" viewed at MFA-HOUSTON

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printmaking

Mixed Media

Mark Bradford on ART21

Mark Bradford at Smithsonian American Art Museum

Mark Bradford on 60-Minutes

Fahamu Pecou: Pop culture, hip-hop, and the (mis)interpretation of identity

 Fahamu Pecou  Samples popular culture, hip hop, and the history of art and how the media stereotypes and "(mis)interprets" black identity

"American Dream'n"

(at the MFA-HOUSTON)

"Moving Weight"

"Observation is not a crime"

"Tethered"

"Trap God"

Grupo Mondongo Artists' Collective

Grupo Mondongo Artists Juliana Laffitte and  Manuel Mendanha

At the MFA-Houston

"Calavera 4" Plasticine on Wood

"Filled with sociopolitical, pop culture, and art historical references overwhelms viewers the humorously re-contextualized images including The Last Supper, Spongebob, Che Guevara" to name a few

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