Congratulations to Ja’Tovia Gary, whose film The Giverny Document (Single Channel) won “Best Experimental Film” at BlackStar Film Festival 2020.

On August 13, the Memorial Art Gallery at the University of Rochester will host the discussion “Centering Black Women: A Conversation About Art and Organizing.” The event coincides with the exhibition of Ja’Tovia Gary’s film Giverny I (NÉGRESSE IMPÉRIALE) on view through August 23.

The New York Times T Magazine profiled Ja’Tovia Gary in “15 Creative Women for Our Time.”

Andrea Scott wrote about Ja’Tovia Gary’s film The Giverny Document (Single Channel for The New Yorker. Gary recently made her film available to stream for free on YouTube.

Ja’Tovia Gary was highlighted in the July/August issue of Artforum, for which she chose to share her feature with five other Black women artists: Eniola Dawodu, Oroma Elewa, Jazmine Hayes, Fatima Jamal, and Sydney Vernon.

Ja’Tovia Gary is featured in Cultured’s list of “9 Radical Filmmakers”

Gallery Event: Join us for an online screening and Q&A with Ja’Tovia Gary and curator Erin Christovale on Wednesday, April 22 at 7pm ET (4pm PT). Co-presented with the Hammer Museum, the discussion will be live-streamed directly on the Hammer’s website and will begin with a screening of Gary’s acclaimed film The Giverny Document (Single Channel), 2019. RSVP using the link below.

Ja’Tovia Gary won a Juror’s Award at the 2020 Ann Arbor Film Festival for her film The Giverny Document (Single Channel), 2019.

Original shirts designed by Ja’Tovia Gary and the LA-based fashion brand No Sesso to celebrate Gary’s installation The GIVERNY SUITE are available for purchase at the artist’s exhibition in our 21st Street gallery. 40% of the proceeds will go to the non-profit Assata’s Daughters, a Black woman-led, young person-directed organization rooted in the Black Radical Tradition.

Nico Wheadon wrote about the work of Ja’Tovia Gary in The Brooklyn Rail.

Ayanna Dozier wrote about Ja’Tovia Gary’s work for Artforum.

Ja’Tovia Gary’s three-channel film, THE GIVERNY SUITE, will premiere in a one-person exhibition titled “Hammer Projects: Ja’Tovia Gary” at the Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, February 1, 2020.

Michael Sicinski wrote about the work of Ja’Tovia Gary in Cinema Scope Magazine.

On January 21, 2020, Ja’Tovia Gary’s film, An Ecstatic Experience, will be screened at Light Industry in Brooklyn as part of a lecture by Gregory Zinman on handmade cinema titled “Making Images Move: Handmade Cinema and the Other Arts.”

Ja’Tovia Gary’s Giverny I (NÉGRESSE IMPÉRIALE), 2017, is on view at Memorial Art Gallery at the University of Rochester through April 5, 2020.

Congratulations to Ja’Tovia Gary, whose film The Giverny Document (Single Channel), 2019, was awarded The Douglas Edwards Experimental Film Award by the Los Angeles Film Critics Association.

Film critic Jake Mulligan reviews Ja’Tovia Gary’s newest film, The Giverny Document (Single Channel), 2019.

Ja’Tovia Gary’s film, An Ecstatic Experience, is on view in the group exhibition “Better Nights,” curated by Mickalene Thomas, at the Bass Museum of Art Contemporary Art Miami, through September 27, 2020.

Ja’Tovia Gary appeared in conversation with Arthur Jafa at the Smithsonian American Art Museum on October 12: “The Ecstatic Message: Talking Music and Moving Image Art with Artists Ja’Tovia Gary and Arthur Jafa.”

Rooney Elmi interviewed Ja’Tovia Gary in Hyperallergic.

The Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland, one of the most prestigious events of its kind in Europe, has named Ja’Tovia Gary as the winner of its Moving Ahead Award for her film The Giverny Document.

Ja’Tovia Gary is included in this year’s CROSSROADS Film Festival, presented by San Francisco Cinematheque and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

Paula Cooper Gallery now represents artist and filmmaker Ja’Tovia M. Gary.