Parks was an activist, a humanitarian and a core figure in America's civil rights movement; he routinely shattering glass
ceilings for black artists, while using his platform to expose the stark realities of day - to - day inequality on the most momentous of scales.
Not exact matches
It was in 1975 that the young
artist Julian Schnabel, visiting a friend's studio in Galveston, met Glasco
for the first time: «from Joe's studio you couldn't see outside because the floor - to -
ceiling red velvet curtains were only partially open -LSB-...] Joe was in his kitchen, sitting in the dark in a Metropolitan Opera Egyptian - style
black velvet chair.
The Swiss - born
artist has been researching bomb sites
for his work, and it shows in the
black membrane suspended above the assemblage — littered with holes similar to the photographs we've seen of walls and
ceilings in the middle of war zones.