Harper Collins and Kendra Allen chose two works by William Villalongo for the cover art to Allen’s new memoir “Fruit Punch” to be released in July, 2022. Art works feature are from a series on the four seasons. Summer, 2015 and Autumn, 2015.
“Fruit Punch: A Memoir” by Kendra Allen is an arresting and one-of-a-kind memoir about the alternately exultant and harrowing trip growing up as a Black child desperate to create a clear reality for herself in this country
Haper’s Magazine featured Mother Tongue, 2021 alongside Terrance Haye’s poem “Woolworth” for the April 2021 edition.
Exhibition Catalog for William Villalongo’s Solo Exhibition Keep on Pushing at Susan Inglett Gallery. The work featured in the catalog suggests a re-imagining of the black male figure at a time when current events and statistics reflect a social reality of limited expectations, contingency, and disproportionate fear. The exhibition catalog includes an interview between William Villalongo and the artist Torkwase Dyson.
FRESCOS presents the work of 50 Puerto Rican artists under 35 years of age, selected by 10 internationally-recognized curators. These artists are members of a cosmopolitan generation who studied or work all around the world—in Europe and Asia as well as the Americas. Eight essays provide a context for their production.
The Studio Museum In Harlem's first publication to document and reproduce, in full color, highlights from the Museum’s permanent collection. An ambitious project distinguished by the unique variety of esteemed contributors, Re:Collection pairs reproductions of work by 81 of the most recognized and innovative artists in the Museum’s collection with wide-ranging contributions by 73 different artists, scholars, writers, historians, and museum staff.
Exhibition catalog for the "Desire" exhibition at the Blanton Museum of Art in Austin, TX 2010. "Desire" was an exhibition which explored the complex landscape of human desire and it expression in contemporary art.
This publication celebrates the Lower East Side Printshop's 40 year milestone. Accompanied by an exhibition at the International Print Center New York
Exhibition Catalog for survey exhibition of contemporary art from the Hispanic diaspora at El Museo del Barrio, NYC 2007
Exhibition catalog for the Frequency exhibition at the Studio Museum curated by Thelma Golden and Christine Kim. The exhibition surveyed the current landscape of contemporary African American artists.
Exhibition Catalog for the Greater NY 2005 exhibition at PS1 MOMA. This catalog and exhibition are a survey of the landscape of contemporary art practice and artists from the greater NYC area.
Exhibition Catalog for exhibition survey of Brooklyn based artists at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, NYC 2004.
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The project also includes comedians (including Sarah Silverman, Janeane Garofalo, Tig Notaro, Aparna Nancherla and Margaret Cho), writers and activists (Margaret Atwood, dream hampton, Dr. Willie Parker and Heather McGhee) and the work of visual artists (Angela Pilgrim, Shepard Fairey, Mark Fox, Rashid Johnson and William Villalongo among others).
"As part of its Curatorial Season, curated by Alexandra Schwartz, Pi Artworks London presents American Histories, an exhibition that aims to explore cultural history through figurative drawing. Working solely through the medium of drawing, the exhibition comprises of work by Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze, Kenseth Armstead, Firelei Bäez, Maria Berrio, Chitra Ganesh, Fay Ku, Lina Puerta, Frohawk Two Feathers, William Villalongo . . ."
"I wanted to challenge artists to use guns as raw materials for their art in a way that was not already part of their oeuvre or aesthetic," says Ferrara. "I wanted to challenge people who were painters or sculptors to take these foreign materials and incorporate them into their practice to make a statement about guns and gun violence."
Eye-popping, lovely and provocative, the place is now layered with so much new work, it provides a rich tutorial in contemporary and emerging (“Do we still say that?” wondered Ms. Cooper Cafritz) African-American art, a mash-up of the best of what you might find in a group show at the Studio Museum in Harlem, PS1 and the Jack Shainman Gallery in Chelsea, one of Ms. Cooper Cafritz’s longtime dealers.
