Jordan Baker-Caldwell
At Harlem's Fashion Row's 18th Annual Style Awards at Cipriani Wall Street, Usher received the Virgil Abloh Award presented by LVMH — one of four statues crafted by Jordan Baker-Caldwell that honored a remarkable class of cultural leaders including Jason Bolden, Nikki Ogunnaike, Christiane Pendarvis, and Ruth E. Carter.
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At Harlem's Fashion Row's 17th Annual "Night of Legends" in Harlem, Naomi Campbell received the Fashion Icon of the Year Award, Teyana Taylor received the Virgil Abloh Award presented by LVMH, Shiona Turini — lead stylist of Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour — was named Stylist of the Year, and Samira Nasr became Editor of the Year. Each award was crafted by sculptor Jordan Baker-Caldwell.
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For the 11th year in a row, Artist Jordan Baker-Caldwell has created the award statues given out at the annual Harlem's Fashion Row: Fashion and Style Award Ceremony — this year his artwork joined the private collections of LeBron James and Dapper Dan.
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Founded by Brandice Henderson-Daniel, Harlem's Fashion Row honored LeBron James, Dapper Dan, Bethann Hardison, and Jason Rembert at their annual awards ceremony, for which Jordan Baker-Caldwell created the iconic award statues.
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A profile of Jordan Baker-Caldwell as a new voice in New York City's evolving art landscape, tracing his Harlem roots, his transition to metal sculpture, and the forthcoming permanent installation of Ascension in Midtown.
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A deep profile of Jordan Baker-Caldwell tracing his journey from a childhood in Harlem surrounded by art, through Alfred University, to the permanent installation of Ascension in Midtown Manhattan.
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After a 3-month outdoor exhibition at Marcus Garvey Park, Jordan Baker-Caldwell's 10-foot metal sculpture Golem has found a permanent home at Harlem Hospital's Mural Pavilion.
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Jordan Baker-Caldwell sits down with Amanda Perry of Harlem's Fashion Row to discuss creating award statues for the annual HFR ceremony for the 10th consecutive year.
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DNA Info profiles Jordan Baker-Caldwell ahead of the permanent installation of Ascension at a new public plaza on West 36th Street and Ninth Avenue in Hell's Kitchen.
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Untapped Cities highlights Jordan Baker-Caldwell's Ascension among 11 must-see outdoor art installations in New York City for August 2016, ahead of its permanent installation on 36th Street and Ninth Avenue.
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Jordan Baker-Caldwell makes history as the first African-American artist to have a permanent metal sculpture in Midtown Manhattan, with the installation of the nine-foot Ascension on the corner of 36th Street and 9th Avenue.
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Jordan Baker-Caldwell was interviewed by Sandra Bookman on WABC-7's Here and Now, discussing his work as a metal sculptor and his upcoming permanent installation Ascension in Midtown Manhattan.
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The New York Times covers the Museum of Arts and Design's Rare Earths Fluorescent Ball gala, featuring Jordan Baker-Caldwell among the attendees at the Columbus Circle institution.
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