#Hannah Traore

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Interview: Artist Turiya Adkins at “Helmut Lang Seen By Antwaun Sargent: YOBWOC” The multi-disciplinary talent outlines her powerful contribution to a recent group show Multi-disciplinary Black artist Turiya Adkins is perhaps best known for her powerful works that explore a connection between Black track and field athletes and the historic Great Migration across the US. Stemming from that body of work, Adkins displayed the painting “COWBOY” during the Helmut Lang Seen By Antwaun Sargent: YOBWOC exhibition at NYC’s Hannah … https://coolhunting.com/culture/interview-artist-turiya-adkins-at-helmut-lang-seen-by-antwaun-sargent-yobwoc/

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How would you describe your own style? 

As part of #AfricaFashion, In Our Own Style presents personal photography as a window into past and present styles and fashion attitudes. These self-submitted photographs illuminate an intergenerational understanding of identity and family, which spans the African continent and diaspora.

View more photographs in Africa Fashion, loaned to the Brooklyn Museum by individuals with ties to Côte d'Ivoire, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ghana, Liberia, Niger, Nigeria, Togo, and Uganda. 

Thank you to all who submitted! Continue to share your photos and videos from your family’s archive with #AfricaFashionBkM.

📷 Joshua Woods, Diane G. Degry, Chester Higgins, Marame Gueye, Liz Kimbulu, Ama Kateena, David Palacios, J.J. Thornberry and April Levack, Addoley Dzegede, Zamarianne Bradley, Jamel Shabazz, Jennifer Nnamani, Hannah Traore

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my lgbtq headcanons for the CC characters

these headcanons are based on my au so please don't harrass men for my choices, if you have a problem with it, then you can take that awful opinion and shove it up your-

anyway, let's begin!

season 1:

david jeremiah jones: bisexual, intersex and transgender.

eduardo ramirez: straight ally.

nathan pandit: gay and transgender.

grace delaney: bisexual.

samuel king: straight ally.

alex turner: bisexual with a preference for girls.

cathy king: bisexual with a preference fo boys.

season 2:

amy young: pansexual.

frank knight: straight ally, still learning the ropes but he's supportive, as long as the person is nice to his friend or coworker, he's ok with it.

yann toussaint: bisexual.

hannah choi: lesbian.

roxie sparks: pansexual.

andrea marquez: aromantic.

russell crane: bisexual and transgender.

season 3:

jack archer: bisexual.

carmen martinez: lesbian.

lars douglas: bisexual.

angela douglas: bisexual.

ingrid bjorn: straight ally.

elizabeth ripley: straight ally.

armand dupont: asexual straight ally.

marina romanova: omnisexual.

elliot clayton: demiromantic bisexual.

jonah karam: bisexual.

michelle zuria: lesbian.

season 4:

arthur wright: straight ally.

isaac bontemps: straight ally.

maddie O'malley: bisexual.

richard wells: aroace.

viola pemberton: asexual.

evie holloway: lesbian.

rose zhao: lesbian in the closet.

diego del lobo: pansexual.

season 5:

diane parker: straight ally.

gloria hayes: straight ally.

martine meunier: pansexual.

rita estevez: bisexual.

rupert winchester: queer asexual.

amir devani: gay.

jasper everett: gay.

gabriel herrera: demisexual.

season 6:

christopher scott: straight ally.

zara tien: bisexual and poly.

janis rivers: straight ally.

theodore moon: bisexual and poly.

kai malano: bisexual and poly.

orlando ordelaffi: gay.

penelope sage: pansexual.

season 7:

jacob arrow: bisexual and demiromantic.

gwen harper: bisexual.

luke fernandez: questioning bisexual.

ben shepherd: gay.

priya desai: straight ally.

hope newman: asexual.

felix reed: pansexual.

season 8:

JP delacroix: genderfluid.

gauthier delacroix: demisexual and demiromantic.

hugo mercier: straight ally(still learning a few things so grab a chancla just in case)

carrie james: demiromantic.

nadia ben yamin: pansexual.

enzo traore: gay, still stuck in the closet.

emile bardot: asexual and intersex.

happy pride month everyone! and remember, you are beautiful no matter what anyone tells you!

you're not a monster

you're not a freak

you're a human being and deserve to be loved, you don't need to change yourself just to make someone happy, love the way you are no matter what someone tells you

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Criminal Case masterlist navigation

"Welcome detective to our bulletin board where we see one of headcanons!"

(It will update once I make headcanons, incorrect quotes or imagines-)

Signs:

Crossing - Either one of members betray, died, arrested or defect which excludes resigned

Italic - Means returning members like Jack will have post timeskip headcanons (Does that even make sense I hope so-)

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season 1 and 5

David Jones

Cathy Turner Diane Parker

Gloria Hayes

Martine Meuiner

Grace Delaney

Gabriel Herrera

Rita Estevez

Eduardo Ramirez

Amir Devani

Samuel King

Rupert Winchester

Pacific Bay

Amy Young

Russell Crane

Frank Knight

Roxie Sparks

Yann Toussaint

Hannah Choi

Andrea Marquez

The Bureau

Jack Archer

Elizabeth Ripley

Ingrid Bjorn

Elliot Clayton

Carmen Martinez

Johan Karam

Marina Romanova

Angela Douglas

Lars Douglas

Armand Dupont

Michelle Zuria

Grace Delaney

CFS (Concordian Flying Squad)

Arthur Wright

Isaac Bontemps

Maddie Dupont

Richard Wells

Charles Dupont

Viola Pemberton

Rose Zhao

Evie Holloway

Diego del Lobo

T.I.M.E

Jack Archer

Zara Tien

Nebet

Orlando Ordelaffi

Penelope Sage

Marina Romanova

Janet Rivers

Theodore Moon

Kai Malando

Christopher Scott

Supernatural Hunters

Jacob Arrow

Gwen Harper

Luke Fernandez

Headcanons 1

Ben Shepherd

Priya Desai

Hope Newman

Felix Reed

Parisian Police Squad

Jean-Philippe Delacroix

Gauthier Delacroix

Hugo Mercier

Carrie James

Nadia Ben Yamin

Enzo Traore

Emile Bardot

Lea Bonnet

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QUAY QUINN WOLF / “YOꓭWOƆ” / 2023 HELMUT LANG x ANTWAUN SARGENT A/W 2023 INSTALLATION: FEB 11–23, @ HANNAH TRAORE GALLERY, NYC

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Camila Falquez, Arewa Basit, Performer, 2023 Digital C-Print, Kodak-Matte, blue silk wrapped overmat frame 32.8 × 32.8 × 2 inches

Seen at Hannah Traore Gallery Booth, NADA Miami, December 2023

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by Artnet News

March 4, 2024 

Hollywood may know how to throw a good party, but so does Artnet’s Wet Paint.

While one enduring memory of Frieze Los Angeles may have been watching art world heavyweights peeping in the windows of Jimmy Iovine’s mansion party, the party of the week was actually held by our own Annie Armstrong. The gossip columnist threw a party in Hollywood alongside Adam Abdalla’s PR firm Cultural Counsel to celebrate the action-packed art moment.

At the cocktail lounge Mars, tucked behind the historic Citizen News building, art-world denizens such as dealers Hannah Traore, Max Levai, and Mills Morán, curator Storm Ascher, and artists Lauren Quin, Jan Gatewood, and Cristine Brache, brushed elbows with Artnet PRO subscribers—yes, party invites are a perk of membership, get yours here. Together, they supped on the bar’s signature Melontinis with vodka (provided by BODY vodka), and danced the night away to DJs BJ Panda Bear and the local duo Nitefire.

The leap-day fête wrapped up a rollicking week in Los Angeles that saw the city light up with countless art openings, buzzy satellite fairs and auctions, and of course, thousands of people descending on the Santa Monica Airport for Frieze.

Below, take a look at photos from the party…

Dealer Onyedike Chuke, dealer Mills Morán, artist Cristine Brache. Casey Kelbaugh/CKA.

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Check out Quil Lemons, Fraternal (2023), From Hannah Traore

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Grace Doherty Exhibition Review 20 October 2023

In Quiladelphia, the most recent series presented by Philadelphia native and New York based photographer Quil Lemons, Lemons considers the Black male form from a deeply intimate point of view. This exhibition, shown at Hannah Traore Gallery in the Lower East Side, is Lemons’ first solo show and features roughly twenty works, all dated in the current year of 2023. Lemons’ exhibition is one of two in the relatively small gallery, assuming the majority of the space and immediately greeting the viewer upon entry. Traore’s space feels warm and inviting, despite the stark white walls typical of a contemporary gallery. The works are arranged between curved, organically shaped walled structures, allowing for a sense of intimacy within the space, a feeling that is perfectly appropriate for the subject of Lemons’ displayed series. The works range in size, the smaller ones (8x10” or less in dimensions) often paired in duos, while the larger (24x36” and upward) can be seen in a grandiose singularity. The series in question is composed entirely of portraits, shot on black and white film with the intention of showcasing an introspective and curious representation of Black queerness, masculinity, and sexuality. The images are deeply intimate and vulnerable, featuring a fair amount of nudity and in one photo, an up-close depiction of penetrative sex.

In “Untitled 4,” Lemons artfully features the Black, male physique as its subject, in its most vulnerable and sacred form– completely nude, with his back turned. Lemons has kept the contrast in this image, along with most of the nude images in this series, incredibly low. Rather, he has opted for a sort of haze of shadows to color the image. I would argue that this, in a way, acts as a form of clothing for the subject; though he is completely naked and exposed to the viewer, still not everything can be seen in defined detail. The angles of his posing, with arms raised and placed at the head, and his striking musculature work to juxtapose the softness of the shadows, creating a deeply dynamic form of visual interest.

In “Quiladelphia 1,” Lemons experiments with self portraiture in a style reminiscent of the iconic Robert Mapplethorpe, whom Lemons cites as inspiration for the series, alongside the likes of Peter Hujar and Nan Goldin. “Quiladelphia 1” serves as the core, grounding image of the series, encapsulating all of the circulating themes and ideas into a singular representation of himself. With a sterile, possible warehouse setting serving as the background of the image, Lemons, as the subject, refuses to go unnoticed. Tethered to bondage at every limb, his body assumes a star-like shape. His musculature is taught, and his gaze is direct– it is a stance that demands attention and reclaims authority, a disposition seldom granted to Black, queer people. He is wearing a pair of pants printed with the pattern of the American flag, alluding a subversion of traditional white, heterosexual patriotism, a recurring motif throughout the series.

In his own words, featured on the gallery’s website, Lemons summarized the series as a way “to welcome folks into what it is to live life as a Black gay man,” clarifying that “it was not to make Black nudity and sex into art…this is ME.” Though I cannot argue with Lemons’ intentions, I do think that what has resulted out of this autobiographical pursuit is undoubtedly artful. Unlike the predecessors he has cited as inspiration, Lemons does not benefit from the privilege of whiteness. For the majority of his growing up, he did not see himself reflected in the art world, and in many ways, Quiladelphia seems to exist as a way to correct that absence, on Lemons’ own terms, from his own distinctly individual point of view.

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Hannah Traore Gallery in New York City’s Lower East Side.

14K Protection Racket

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Prada Spring/Summer 2019

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AJE | Meet Hannah Traore, The Rising New York City Gallerist Writing Her Own Rules