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Chanice Hughes-Greenberg

Chanice is a poet and writer based in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. Her work has appeared in Studio magazine, No, Dear magazine, The Recluse, The Believer, and other publications.

Chanice's Articles

Cover of “To Free the Captives: A Plea for the American Soul” by Tracy K. Smith. (Courtesy Knopf) — A Liberating, Time-Traveling Journey Through Family, History, and Memory
7 minute read

Cover of “Open Questions: Thirty Years of Writing About Art” by Helen Molesworth. (Courtesy Phaidon) — With “Open Questions,” Helen Molesworth Opens Up New Ways of Seeing Art
5 minute read

Spike Lee. (Courtesy Jamel Shabazz) — Spike Lee’s Prolific Career Gets the Spotlight, Naturally, in Brooklyn
5 minute read

Courtesy Farrar, Straus and Giroux — In “Ordinary Notes,” Christina Sharpe Weaves a Profound Portrait of Black Life
7 minute read

Installation view of “Young Lords and Their Traces” at the New Museum. (Photo: Dario Lasagni. Courtesy the New Museum) — Theaster Gates’s New Exhibition Poetically Prods the Meaning of a Museum
6 minute read

A Podcast That Illuminates Black Americans’ Influence on U.S. Cuisine

Cover of “The Trayvon Generation” by Elizabeth Alexander — Elizabeth Alexander Explores the Grief, Gratitude, and Creativity of the “Trayvon Generation”
5 minute read

“Black Girl on Skateboard Going Where She’s Got to Go to Do What She’s Got To Do and It Might Not Have Anything to Do With You, Ever” (2022), by vanessa german. (Courtesy vanessa german and Kasmin) — vanessa german’s Collaged Sculptures Are Ornate Icons of Healing and Protection
4 minute read