Perry makes
work about blackness, black femininity and African American heritage, often taking her personal history as a point of departure.
Not exact matches
It was characterized by artists who were adamant
about not being labeled as «black» artists, though their
work was steeped, in fact deeply interested, in redefining complex notions of
blackness.»
About the Curator: Essence Harden (Oakland, CA)
works at the intersections of
blackness, art, and cultural history.
These hundreds of objects that looked like framed, matted, fields of painted
blackness,
worked as neutral, «generic signs» that might inspire the viewer to think
about the social expectations that constructed the «idea» of a painting,» more than the actual painting itself.
Mounting Frustration also examines some of the probing debates undertaken by black artists in the 1960s and»70s
about the coherence (both political and aesthetic) of the rubric of «black art» given that artists
worked across so many different styles and had divergent relationships to their own identifications around
blackness.
The show featured 28 up - and - coming artists whose
work Golden considered to be «post-black,» a term defined by Golden as «characterized by artists who were adamant
about not being labeled as «black» artists, though their
work was steeped, in fact deeply interested, in redefining complex notions of
blackness.»
Paul Stephen Benjamin makes nuanced
works about the color black as a way to investigate «
blackness.»
The value of this
work is tied to
Blackness in the context of struggle and state - sanctioned violence... Apparently we can not care
about Blackness unless it is hurting.
Toyin Odutola Talks
About Her Work in New Mexico An artist - in - residence at the Tamarind Institute at the University of New Mexico, Toyin Odutola spoke about her work — pen - and - ink drawings that focus on the blackness of skin color as a point of departure to explore matters of identity and experience — at at the campus musuem on Sept
About Her
Work in New Mexico An artist - in - residence at the Tamarind Institute at the University of New Mexico, Toyin Odutola spoke about her work — pen - and - ink drawings that focus on the blackness of skin color as a point of departure to explore matters of identity and experience — at at the campus musuem on Sept.
Work in New Mexico An artist - in - residence at the Tamarind Institute at the University of New Mexico, Toyin Odutola spoke
about her work — pen - and - ink drawings that focus on the blackness of skin color as a point of departure to explore matters of identity and experience — at at the campus musuem on Sept
about her
work — pen - and - ink drawings that focus on the blackness of skin color as a point of departure to explore matters of identity and experience — at at the campus musuem on Sept.
work — pen - and - ink drawings that focus on the
blackness of skin color as a point of departure to explore matters of identity and experience — at at the campus musuem on Sept. 18.
«My
work is
about taking
blackness past the stereotypes and opening it up to the imagination,» she told The Baltimore Sun.