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Hank Willis Thomas. Photos by Owen Kolasinki.
Hank Willis Thomas. Photos by Owen Kolasinki.

On February 14th, Artadia, LALA and Cultured celebrated Artadia Awardee Hank Willis Thomas with a garden brunch hosted by Capital Group and private walk through of his solo exhibition “An All Colored Cast” at Kayne Griffin Corcoran. A crowd gathered at the mid-city gallery to share breakfast before hearing Hank Willis Thomas discuss his latest body of work. The show’s pièce de résistance was a recreation of the famed Confederate Flag-adorned car from Dukes of Hazard, which was installed nose-down on the gallery’s lawn. Among those in attendance were Allison Berg, Ron Finley, Cultured Editor-in-Chief Sarah Harrelson, Kyle DeWoody, Laura Hyatt, Jamie Manné, Iris Marden, Shula Nazarian, Tracy O’Brien, Tina Perry & Ric Whitney, Azadeh Shladovsky, Lesley Silverman and Autumn Williams.

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