Art Exhibition Highlights Iconic Artists' Work

Target has transformed into a high-design hub with collaborations from renowned interior designers like Chip and Joanna Gaines, Justina Blakeney, and Shea McGee, offering a wide range of vintage-inspired artwork, luxe furniture, and decor at affordable prices. The Barnes Foundation hosts the Matisse & Renoir exhibition, bringing together iconic works from the permanent collection to explore artistic dialogue, mentorship, and perspective without the drama of loaned paintings. Leo Frame's photography exhibit at the Oak Bluffs Library showcases his works capturing Black history and consciousness from 1968 to 1980, depicting iconic figures and moments with a deep appreciation for the beauty within the community. In Vermont, four printmakers present 'Unique Similarities' at the Highland Center for the Arts, showcasing the intricacies and personal meanings in handmade prints, inviting viewers to explore the art form's depth beyond automated mass production. The Black Art in America Fine Art Print Fair, featuring works like Napoleon Henderson's 'A Few Words From The Prophet Stevie,' highlights a rich narrative of Black power and humanity through a distinctive art form, offering a platform for legacy and contemporary African American printmakers to showcase their art as collectible assets.