RE/RIGHTING HISTORY: Counternarratives By Contemporary African-American Artists

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ISBN-10:

0915171511

ISBN-13:

9780915171514

Author(s): Bloemink, Barbara J. & Lisa Gail Collins
Edition: First Edition
Released: Jan 01, 1999
Publisher: Katonah Museum of Art
Format: Paperback, 37 pages
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Description:

This exhibition focused on 19 contemporary and diverse African-American artists whose provocative works offered visual alternatives to "myths" from the past. Viewers were made aware of how blacks have been represented in American culture and how they have been excluded from the dominant historical narratives. These themes are discussed in catalogue essays by Curator Barbara Bloemink and Lisa Gail Collins. Among the artists are Camille Billops, Robert Colescott, David McGee, Faith Ringgold, Lezley Saar, Kara Walker, and Carrie Mae Weems. The catalogue contains many large illustrations in color. 36 pp.

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