Rappaport
María Magdalena Campos-Pons combines and crosses diverse artistic practices, including photography, painting, sculpture, film, video, and performance.
Abelardo Morell is one of the most influential photographers working today and is an innovator in the medium.
Sarah Walker is chief among a new generation of artists who just might rescue non-objective painting from an impending art historical obituary.
Director of Curatorial Affairs Rachel Rosenfield Lafo writes the following about the artist in the current Annual Exhibition catalogue.
Lars-Erik Fisk was awarded the 2002 Rappaport Prize for his playful and creative series of spherical sculptures.
For two decades, Annee Spileos Scott has been creating multimedia installations with sociopolitical content.
It was transformative, immediately…and practically! I built my own color darkroom—something I’d only dreamed of before.
What an honor to have received the Rappaport Prize from the DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum! And to be included in the list of artists I so admire.
Art can be both intellectually rigorous and conceptually accessible without compromising either value—I think it comes closest to its purpose when it is.
The award allowed me to produce a new project, entitled Iconoclasm, which was produced in Singapore and Los Angeles and debuted at Library Street Collective in Detroit.