Studio Museum in Harlem's 'A Constellation' juxtaposed established and emerging artists through thematic connections

From November 12, 2015, to March 6, 2016, 'A Constellation' was showcased at The Studio Museum in Harlem, located at 144 W 125th Street, New York. This exhibition, curated to link established artists with emerging talents, delved into themes of access, space, and racial violence. Featured pieces included Cameron Rowland's 'Pass-Thru', Al Loving's 'Variations on a Six Sided Object', Nona Faustine's 'From Her Body Sprang Their Greatest Wealth', Sondra Perry's 'Double, Quadruple, Etcetera, Etcetera I', Torkwase Dyson's 'Strange Fruit (Dignity in Hand)', ruby onyinyechi amanze's 'that low hanging kind of sun...', and Talwst's 'Por Qué?'. Additional artists included Elizabeth Catlett, Billie Zangewa, Jack Whitten, Andy Roberts, Troy Michie, David Hammons, Adrian Piper, Tony Lewis, and Melvin Edwards. Critics highlighted the exhibition's emphasis on narrative connections rather than individual achievements.