Artist Kenny Rivero's Newest Solo Exhibition

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Sep 15, 2022

The Dominican-American artist Kenny Rivero is showing his newest work at a solo exhibition at Charles Moffett in Tribeca. Born in Washington Heights and now based in the Bronx, Rivero creates with painting, collage, drawing, and sculpture to engage with his Dominican identity and family history, as well as using his background as a trained musician to inform his creative process. Rivero joins us to discuss the show, called Steward: The Ballad of a Super Super, which is on display at Charles Moffett until October 22.

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