Congratulations to 2011 Art Matters Grantees Sonya Clark and Lorraine O'Grady on their USA Artist Fellowships!

The Andrew Kreps Gallery is pleased to present Andrea Bowers' second exhibition at the gallery entitled, The New Woman's Survival Guide. Consisting of drawings layered over wallpaper made up of handbills and protest signs collected by the artist, the show contrasts previous tropes of feminism with current ones. The New Woman's Survival Guide is on view until December 17.

Andrew Kreps Gallery, 525 West 22nd Street, New York, 10011.

The Tampa Museum of Art is pleased to present No Limits: Janet Biggs, the first survey exhibition of this New York-based video and performance artist. For almost fifteen years, Biggs has been an important figure in the world of video art. Her work has been featured in over 100 solo and group exhibitions around the world and is widely collected by institutions and individuals. Janet Biggs has explored the tense relationships between athleticism and human ambition, individualism and community, and free will and control. Her work has focused on sports and natural environments and has ranged from the claustrophobic pool with synchronized swimmers to the vast expanse of the High Arctic.   Tampa Museum of Art, 120 West Gasparilla Plaza, Tampa, FL 33602

Follow the link to view the latest video featuring the many installations the Paper Tiger collective has created over the years.

Art Matters Grantee David Kagan was recently interviewed about his work by OtherPeoplesPixels, for their featured artist blog. Follow the link to read more.