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Artists||
KENYA (ROBINSON)
QUALEASHA WOOD


|| Exhibitions 

TCOAC, EPISODE 6 @ New York / Basel

art fair - QUALEASHA WOOD @ Art Basel Miami Beach 2021

DAVID-JEREMIAH @ Halsey McKay

art fair - QUALEASHA WOOD @ NADA Miami Beach 2020

art fair - ROSA MENKMAN @ Daata Miami 2020

TCOAC, EPISODE 4 @ Metro Pictures

TCOAC, EPISODE 3 @ YARD CONCEPT

art fair - NADA presents, “FAIR” Inaugural Edition

JO SHANE @ Johannes Vogt

JOSHUA CITARELLA, LAP-SEE LAM, TATIANA KRONBERG,  @ 9 Herkimer Pl 

TCOAC, EPISODE 2 @ Rental Gallery

TCOAC, EPISODE 1 @ Bortolami

KENYA (ROBINSON) @ Gibney Dance Center


Press||
Gallery Press


||About
An itinerant art gallery based in New York City


Newsletter||
Newsletter Spring 2021
Newsletter Fall 2020


||Contact
info@gallerykendrajaynepatrick.com
+1. 347. 450. 8607


Instagram||
@gallerykendrajaynepatrick


||Private Client

















Kendra Jayne Patrick



Qualeasha Wood




Bio
Exhibitions
Select Press

2021 The Provincetown Independent: “At Just 24, Qualeasha Wood Brings Textiles Into 2021” by Susannah Elisabeth Fulcher
2021 Observer: “‘Digital Legacies 2.0’ Honors the Cultural Impact of Black Women and Nonbinary People” by Helen Holmes
Observer: “‘Black Femme: Sovereign of WAP and the Virtual Realm’ Shines at Canada Gallery” by Yume Murphy
The New Yorker: “’Black Femme: Sovereign of WAP and the Virtual Realm’” by Andrea K. Scott
4Columns: “Black Femme” by Aruna D’Souza
2020 Gallery Talk: “DOUBLE TAP #17, Qualeasha Wood“ by Anna Meinecke
Broadway World: “NADA Miami 2020 Concludes In-Person and Online Fair with Diverse International Presentations, Dynamic Programming and High Viewership” by BWW News Desk 
2019 Artdose Magazine: “Gluon Gallery, Levee Contemporary, OS Projects – Vol 29” by Rachel Hausmann Schall
Art Viewer: “A Complete Change of Form Into a More Beautiful Or Spiritual State at COOPER COLE” 
2018 The Brown Daily Herald: “RISD Show Challenges Gallery Structures” by Divya Maniar
2017 Bluestockings Mag: “Creating While Black: An Interview with Qualeasha Wood” by Osun Taylor 



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