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Shana Dambrot
Arts Editor at LA Weekly
Shana Nys Dambrot is a prominent art critic, curator, and author based in Downtown Los Angeles. She served as the Arts Editor at LA Weekly from April 2018 until March 2024, where she focused on stories related to the Los Angeles art scene.1 In May 2024, she launched 13ThingsLA, a weekly curated calendar of art exhibitions and cultural events, in collaboration with Hijinx Arts.1
Dambrot has an extensive background in art criticism and has contributed to various notable publications, including the Village Voice, Flaunt, and Artillery. She is also recognized for her book and catalog essays and has curated numerous exhibitions.1 Her educational background includes a degree in Art History from Vassar College, where she studied various aspects of art criticism and conservation.1
In addition to her editorial work, Dambrot is an accomplished author, known for her experimental novella Zen Psychosis, published in 2020. She has received several awards for her contributions to art writing, including the Rabkin Foundation Art Writing Prize and the LA Press Club National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Critic of the Year Award.1
Highlights
Join Los Angeles Center of Photography for EXPOSURE 2024, September 11-15, 2024.
Exposure 2024 offers artists and creatives an online platform to showcase their portfolios and receive expert feedback from renowned, international professionals.
The impressive lineup of Reviewers (of which I am but one!) are selected for their expertise, as well as their curatorial and professional backgrounds. Participants can expect to receive candid feedback, valuable insights and constructive criticism about their images, as well as professional advice about exhibitions and other opportunities.
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Artist Kara Walker's Singular Multiples
A new exhibition at the USC Fisher Museum of Art explores the several decades of Kara Walker’s career, through more than 80 works made between 1994 and 2019, curated from the collection of the Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation. But instead of the attention-grabbing sculptures and architectural installations that have earned Walker well-deserved international acclaim, this unique exhibition primarily examines her career through the lens of her robust printmaking, drawing, and editioned sculpture practices.
Read the full story at the LA Weekly site here: https://lnkd.in/gceN6bk7
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