🍁 Autumn Art Happenings: our artists are busy! 🎨

October 23, 2021

We Float, We Fly 1 by Yen Ha, on view in Resiliency

Our artists sure have been busy. In addition to creating some awesome new editions for us, these fabulous humans have some pretty incredible new exhibitions, books, and other creative projects on the horizon. Today, we’re rounding up some can’t-miss autumn art happenings from 20x200 artists that you can enjoy both out and about as well as from home! — Team 20x200

Take a stroll down to Lower Manhattan to peep Yen Ha’s work in Resiliency, a public gallery walk by Art on the Ave, featuring 27 local artists demonstrating the adaptability of our environments. (September 7-November 28)
Snag a pre-order copy of Jen Hewett’s new book This Long Thread, celebrating the diverse work of people of color in the textile arts and crafts industry. (Available November 16)
Calling all Bibliophiles! Jane Mount and Jamise Harper have teamed up to diversify your reading list with their new book Bibliophile: Diverse Spines. (Available November 2)

This Long Thread: Women of Color on Craft, Community, and Connection by Jen Hewett

Bibliophile: Diverse Spines written by Jane Mount and Jamise Harper

Take in Gordon Parks’ cinematic style of photography up close and personal at the Howard Greenberg Gallery. (Opens October 8)
Find yourself in Florida? Experience the collaborative work of William Wegman and Jack Massing in TWO CLEVER BY HALF – A Call & Response Project at the Bob Rauschenberg Gallery. (Now thru December 4)

Gordon Parks’ Untitled, Harlem, New York at the Howard Greenberg Gallery

Take a tour through Mary Finlayson’s bright paintings of home in From the Inside at Zinc Contemporary in Seattle. (November 4-27)
Gotten into NFTs? Get a chance to own an Edel Rodriguez NFT ℅ TIME Magazine’s new project TIMEPieces.
Step into the colorful world of Martha Rich in her new installation It goes by fast at the Annenberg Center at UPenn. (Now thru December 17)

Martha Rich hangs one of her art pieces on the wall of Annenberg’s Arts Lounge.

Celebrate your bravery this year with Jessica Hische’s new gratitude journal. (Available November 23)
Give yourself some humorous self-help with our favorite visual therapist Michelle Rial’s new book, Maybe This Will Help of creative charts.
Find your way with Adam J. Kurtz’s new book You Are Here (For Now).