Miami’s Rubell Museum to Stage Plays Inspired By Its Collection The museum's upcoming performance series was inspired by works by artists including Kehinde Wiley and Glenn Ligon.

An art handler lays out Glenn Ligon’s “Figure” series; a painter works a corner of the High Gallery from a lift; curator Ashley James and exhibition designer Nazanin Naeini consider the ...

Glenn Ligon’s “Double America,” from 2012, contemplates the doublings, and confusions, imposed on the nation by race. National Gallery of Art ...

Since the mid-1980s, in a series of revelatory works, Glenn Ligon has been exploring american identity and questions of race and sexuality. Until now, this respected figure on the us scene had never ...

The curators, as well as artists such as Trenton Doyle Hancock and Glenn Ligon, who are Black, and the cartoonist Art Spiegelman, who is Jewish, all offered perspectives on Guston’s personal ...

Glenn Ligon, one of the US’s most prominent and punchy artists, has taken his art in a new stylistic direction in his first solo show in Italy. The artist—who is best known for his text-based ...

Glenn Ligon, one of the US’s most prominent and punchy artists, has taken his art in a new stylistic direction in his first solo show in Italy. The artist—who is best known for his text-based ...

Glenn Ligon's 2008 "America" neon sign installation welcomes visitor's the MAM's new "30 Americans" show.

FORT WORTH — Glenn Ligon’s is a wordy art. At least he’s best known for big panels covered with words, in varying degrees of legibility. By turns — or sometimes all at once — provocative ...

In Glenn Ligon’s art, expertly surveyed in a traveling exhibition newly arrived at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the mixture is made. An explosion, however, never comes.

News Glenn Ligon: Art That Pushes the Boundaries of 'Otherness' Glenn Ligon (born 1960), Hands, 1996. Silkscreen ink and gesso on unstretched canvas, 82 × 144 inches (208.3 × 365.8 cm).