Leslie Tonkonow Artworks + Projects | New York

Intersect Chicago 2020 opened today, and will be online through November 12. Our virtual booth features beautiful work by Tracey Baran, Dean Byington, Amy Cutler, Betsy Kaufman, Charlotte Moorman, Laurel Nakdate and Saya Woolfalk! Take a look at our presentation through the link below!

Agnes Denes's "Wheatfield" is named as one of T Magazine's "25 Most Influential Works of American Protest Art Since World War II." This seminal work accompanies many amazing contributions to the use of art as protest in recent American history. Read through the article below!

Saya Woolfalk is featured on Marie Claire Magazine as one of their "Black Women Artists to Have on Your Radar." Read the article via the link below!

Works by Agnes Denes and Helène Aylon are a part of ecofeminism(s), the group show at Thomas Erben Gallery slated to reopen September 8. Read an Art in America review mentioning works by both artists via the link below!

Works by Helene Aylon will be on view in "Did I Ever Have a Chance?," a group show opening at Marc Selwyn Fine Art tomorrow, August 15. The exhibition focuses on contemporary and historical works by multigenerational artists who confront and challenge entrenched systemic inequities. The exhibited works are also on the gallery's website viewing room, linked below.