Pioneering artist, activist and educator Faith Ringgold is best known for her richly referential, painted story quilts, which combine piecework quilting, acrylic painting and written stories to recount African American...
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“I wanted to do art that reflected my American experience,” Faith Ringgold has said of her decades-long career portraying racial oppression in America. A commitment to personal vision has consistently...
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Join us at Gurney's Resort in the Hamptons to view a variety of beautiful art specially curated from ACA Galleries. You'll find our exhibition works spaced throughout the hotel, helping...
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“There is power in ageing,” Faith Ringgold declares. We are talking about her forthcoming project, Ageing-aling-aling, but, coming after a wealth of stories, narrated in the slinky Chucs café next to...
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By Arwa Mahdawi The artist’s work has told stories ranging from memories of the Harlem renaissance to disputes with racist neighbours – and at 88, she’s still got plenty to...
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After a three-year hiatus from exhibiting work, the Bruce High Quality Foundation has a show at ACA Galleries in New York. The Brooklyn-based artist group, which values its anonymity, is known...
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Known for its irreverence, anonymity, and unrelenting impishness, the Bruce High Quality Foundation has resurfaced with its first show in three years, a solo outing titled “The End of Western...
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Located in the free-thinking Bohemian East Village, Cooper Union was the only tuition-free Arts college in America so one can surmise that talent and merit were the only qualities to...
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The resurgence of interest in African American art is a major theme in the current art market. ACA Galleries, with its decades-long history of exhibiting work by African American artists,...
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On Sept. 13, 1971, the deadliest prison upheaval in American history came to a blood-spattered end just east of Buffalo, N.Y., with more than 40 prisoners and employees dead at...
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