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Architectural Digest, June, 2020
Young Black Artists Speak About the Role of Art in This Moment by Nick Mafi
Groundbreaking artists such as Njideka Akunyili Crosby and Jammie Holmes and [Wesley Clark] discuss their work in the context of 2020, and what power art has to lead us toward a better tomorrow. full article
CULTUREVOLT, June, 2020
A Conversation with Wesley Clark, an American artist speaking on issues faced by Black people in America
I guess I’d consider myself on the latter end of emerging. Honestly, it’s not something I think about, though. I’ve never had the best interpretation of the various stages, but in my mind I probably feel like I’m forever emerging. full article
Baltimore Sun, July 3, 2017
A Hot Summer Exhibit at C. Grimaldis Gallery by Tim Smith
The powerful statements start right inside the doorway of the gallery’s main floor, where Wesley Clark’s “My Big Black America,” presented in cooperation with Galerie Myrtis, occupies 10-by-16 feet of wall space.full article
Nashville Arts Magazine, June 2017
In Wesley Clark’s solo exhibition he creates wonders that could be found in a fantastical library. Employing narrative devices such as foreshadowing, looking back, and mixing chronology, he casts light onto ideas shaping the past, present, and future full article
BMORE Art, June, 2016
Seeing Through the Lens of Black America by Angela Carroll
Wesley Clark, Larry Cook, Linda Day Clark, Oletha DeVane, Nehemiah Dixon III, Susan Goldman, Curlee Holton, Wayson R Jones, Jeffrey Kent, Wendel Patrick, Jamea Richmond-Edwards, and Stephen Towns each contribute critical, timeless inquiries which focalize the unsettling realities of black American experiences. full article