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March 12, 2025 – The Nevada SageBrush: “Amadour: The Voice Of Nevada’s Forgotten Histories” by Emily Hess
In a compelling feature for The Nevada Sagebrush, journalist Emily Hess spotlights Amadour as “The Voice of Nevada’s Forgotten Histories.” The article explores Amadour’s interdisciplinary approach to art and music, their deep-rooted connection to Nevada, and their commitment to illuminating overlooked narratives—particularly those of queer and Black histories.
Hess details how Amadour’s work bridges geometric abstraction, storytelling, and music to bring visibility to these histories, positioning them as an artist whose impact extends beyond traditional boundaries. The piece also highlights their upcoming project The Mapes Suite and the ways in which their work challenges and reshapes Nevada’s cultural landscape.
Portrait of artist Amadour, Kaitlin Saragusa/BFA.com.
February 28, 2025 – KOLO: "Reno Native Returns to UNR for Artist Talk Featuring Special Project on The Mapes Suite" by Katey Roshetko
In this KOLO Channel 8 News feature, Katey Roshetko covers Amadour’s return to the University of Nevada, Reno for a special artist talk, where they discussed their multidisciplinary practice and the development of The Mapes Suite—a project exploring Reno’s lost architectural and cultural landmarks. The sit-down television interview highlighted Amadour’s connection to Nevada’s artistic landscape and their commitment to preserving overlooked histories through art and music.
Amadour at the KOLO News Channel 8 TV Station, Reno
December 23, 2024 – Sierra Sun: "Amadour: A Multidisciplinary Artist Bridging Music and Art" by Zoe Meyer
In this feature, Zoe Meyer of the Sierra Sun explores Amadour’s unique ability to bridge the worlds of visual art and music, seamlessly integrating geometric abstraction, performance, and storytelling. The article highlights Amadour’s deep ties to Nevada, their international art exhibitions, and their emerging presence in music, solidifying their role as a cultural force across multiple disciplines.
Amadour reading the Sierra Sun at Lake Tahoe
July 28, 2024 – Gen De Art Magazine: "Intersection of Material and Language: Group Exhibition by Five Artists at KOTARO NUKAGA Gallery"
This feature highlights the group exhibition at KOTARO NUKAGA Gallery, where five artists explore the relationship between materiality and language in contemporary art. The show delves into how form and meaning intersect, pushing the boundaries of artistic expression.
Works by Amadour at KOTARO NUKAGA, Roppongi Hills, Tokyo
Amadour in Los Feliz, California, 2023. Photography by Justin Reissman.
July 21, 2023 – Cultbytes: "Amadour’s Western Movie Dream Can Be Your Fantasy Too" by Shea Seery
This feature by writer Shea Seery explores Amadour’s debut music release, Western Movie Dream, highlighting its cinematic storytelling, romantic nostalgia, and multidisciplinary connection to their visual art practice. The article delves into Amadour’s ability to bridge music and fine art, creating a compelling and immersive world for listeners.
Amadour, “Looking Out from this Unmade Bed,” 2023.
March 15, 2023 – Artillery Magazine: "GALLERY ROUNDS: AMADOUR" by Shana Nys Dambrot
This feature by Los Angeles art critic Shana Nys Dambrot explores Amadour’s solo exhibition and debut music release, Western Movie Dream, highlighting their cinematic storytelling, romantic nostalgia, and multidisciplinary connection to their visual art practice. The article delves into how Amadour bridges music and fine art, creating a compelling and immersive world for listeners and viewers alike. Amadour showcased their distinctive approach to geometric abstraction and performance through their solo show, further solidifying their place as a boundary-pushing contemporary artist.