The Jack Shainman Gallery in New York has announced it will represent the estate of the late artist Faith Ringgold, known for her work linked to the Civil Rights movement and feminism. A planned exhibition in November will showcase her legacy. Previously represented by ACA Galleries, this change reflects a growing recognition of Ringgold's profound influence in American art. Her daughter, Michele Wallace, praised Shainman’s commitment to supporting artists of the African diaspora, indicating a promising partnership to honor Ringgold’s contributions to art and society.
Jack Shainman Gallery will represent the estate of Faith Ringgold, aiming to cement her legacy as a pivotal figure in American art through upcoming exhibitions.
Michele Wallace expressed confidence in Shainman Gallery’s ability to deepen her mother’s legacy as they support Black American artists and enhance institutional appreciation.
Shainman emphasized the ongoing relevance of Ringgold's themes, highlighting her role in addressing social and political climates throughout her career.
Art historian Charles Moore described Ringgold as "among her generation's most visionary figures, relentlessly challenging social hierarchies, racial prejudice and gender norms".
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