HUDSON, New York — In 2016, Lisa Corinne Davis published an important essay in artcritical, “Towards a more fluid definition of Blackness.” In it, she writes: Many African-American artists feel the ...

Just over four years ago, Lisa Corinne Davis curated an exhibition called Representing Rainbows at GP Presents/Gerald Peters Gallery, New York. It was one of the shows that marked the beginning of the ...

The Hudson Valley is finally thawing out after a cold, icy February. At the same time, a number of art spaces are opening again after a winter break. Across New York City’s subway system, transit maps ...

Over the course of three decades, New York-based artist Lisa Corinne Davis’ paintings have transcended—or, more accurately, re-rejected—the labels of abstraction. While sparking initial connotations ...

Smatterings of colorful amorphous shapes rest on top of strict and rigid boxes, breaking out of their confines like rainbow fishes’ scales spilling out of a fishing net. When describing Lisa Corinne ...

Pamela Salisbury Gallery: Seth Becker’s Terrarium and Lisa Corinne Davis’s All Shook Up. Excerpts from Wilkin’s “At the Galleries” in The Hudson Review follow below. Seth Becker, Scene from the Hall ...

Lisa Corinne Davis is a Brooklyn-based painter best known for paintings and works on paper that resemble multilayered maps with encoded narratives. Her “inventive geography” prompts a wide range of ...

Bowdoin’s A. LeRoy Greason Professor of Art Mark Wethli is curating a new exhibition, MacDowell Now: Recent Abstract Painting, at The Curator Gallery in New York City. The show features the work of ...

Melissa Dubbin, visiting instructor of Foundation; Aaron S. Davidson, adjunct associate professor-CCE of Foundation; Lisa Corinne Davis, BFA ’80; and Maria Gaspar, BFA ’02 have all been awarded 2022 ...

IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. An abstract oil painting by Lisa ...