Art & Antiques

DIVERGING PATHS

HE NEW YORK and Miami-based gallery Spanierman Modern will have works by Felrath Hines and Sam Middleton on view this month. Black artists of consecutive generations (Hines was born in 1913, Middleton in 1927), their careers were deeply rooted in New York City and the communities they found there, but where they ended up—and the

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