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Love is the vaccine

Title
Love is the vaccine / Halim A. Flowers ; Ted Vassilev, Eleanor Heartney, and Lilly Wei ; book curator and editor, Ghia Truesdale,.
Author
Flowers, Halim A., 1980-
Publication
  • New York : DTR Modern Galleries in association with Scala Arts Publishers Inc., 2022.
  • ©2022

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Book/TextUse in library Sc+ G 23-36Schomburg Center - Research & Reference

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Additional Authors
  • Vassilev, Ted
  • Heartney, Eleanor, 1954-
  • Wei, Lilly
  • Truesdale, Ghia
  • DTR Modern Galleries (New York, N.Y.), host institution
Description
122 pages : color illustrations; 31 x 31 cm
Summary
"Known for his colorful, irreverent, and often politically charged paintings, Halim A. Flowers is a contemporary visual artist, spoken word performer, and author that has become one of the hottest newcomers in the contemporary art scene. As a minor, Flowers was arrested and wrongfully sentenced to two life sentences in Washington, DC, later to be released under a new juvenile lifer resentencing law. His experiences aired on HBO in the Emmy award-winning documentary "Thug Life in DC" as well as Kim Kardashian's film "The Justice Project". Since his release, Flowers has produced a stunning spectrum of paintings expressing his ardent advocacy for human rights, and his resonant, up-lifting mantra "Love is the vaccine". This beautifully illustrated volume provides the first full treatment of Flower's artistic vision, with insightful interpretation from leading scholars of this star on the rise." --
Subject
  • Flowers, Halim A., 1980- > Exhibitions
  • African American artists > Exhibitions
  • African American painters > Exhibitions
  • Painters > United States > Exhibitions
  • Art, Abstract > United States > Exhibitions
  • Painting, Abstract > United States > Exhibitions
  • Art > Black people > Exhibitions
  • African American artists
  • African American painters
  • Painters
  • Art, Abstract
  • Painting, Abstract
  • Art
  • Black people
  • United States
Genre/Form
  • Criticism, interpretation, etc.
  • Exhibition catalogs.
Note
  • Published in conjunction with an exhibition at DTR Modern Gallery.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
Gallerist's statement / Ted Vassilev -- Artist statement / Halim A. Flowers -- Invisible no more / Eleanor Heartney -- Yes to life / Lilly Wei -- Catalog -- Exhibitions -- Bibiography -- Authors.
Call Number
Sc+ G 23-36
ISBN
  • 9781785514272
  • 178551427X
OCLC
1346522181
Author
Flowers, Halim A., 1980- artist.
Title
Love is the vaccine / Halim A. Flowers ; Ted Vassilev, Eleanor Heartney, and Lilly Wei ; book curator and editor, Ghia Truesdale,.
Publisher
New York : DTR Modern Galleries in association with Scala Arts Publishers Inc., 2022.
Copyright Date
©2022
Type of Content
text
still image
Type of Medium
unmediated
Type of Carrier
volume
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references.
Local Note
Schomburg copy with dust jacket.
Local Subject
Black author.
Added Author
Flowers, Halim A., 1980- Works. Selections.
Vassilev, Ted, author.
Heartney, Eleanor, 1954- author.
Wei, Lilly, author.
Truesdale, Ghia, editor.
DTR Modern Galleries (New York, N.Y.), host institution.
Research Call Number
Sc+ G 23-36
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