Don Ho Suh "Works across various media creating works that confront questions of home, physical space, displacement, memory, individuality, and collectivity" Read more from his Bio at Lehmann Maupin Art Gallery
Zanele Muholi: Photographer, Her work focuses on race, gender, and sexuality documents South Africa's black, gay, transgender, and intersex communities
Ai WeiWei: From Art21: "Human rights activist, provocateur, and dissident... infuses his work with political conviction, personal poetry making use of recognizable historic Chinese art forms in a critical examination of contemporary Chinese political and social issues." READ FULL bio at ART 21
A photograph of Breonna Taylor (victim of police violence), projected onto the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee who fought for slavery, in Richmond Virginia.
The statue is one of the last two standing symbols of slavery.
Rick Lowe was making large-scal painting inspired by the poverty and inequality he saw around Houston's Third Ward, but then a student asked him "If you're and Artist, why don't you come up with a creative solution to the problem?" Project Rowhouse was born, transforming old rowhouses into affordable housing and artist studios.
El Anatsui: working from discarded materials, El Anatsui creates monumental sculptures that help reimagine our relationship with the environment and promotes responsible consumption.
