Research Catalog
Fictions.
- Title
- Fictions.
- Publication
- New York : The Studio Museum in Harlem, [2018]
- ©2018
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- Description
- 128 pages : color illustrations; 31 cm
- Summary
- Fictions is a survey of recent work by nineteen emerging artists of African descent who live and work across the United States. The artists in the exhibition engage with a variety of media, including video, photography, drawing and sculpture, with some combining multiple artistic practices to create large-scale installations. The works in Fictions investigate questions at the core of The Studio Museum in Harlem's mission to be the nexus for artists of African descent locally, nationally and internationally, and for work inspired by black culture. They draw inspiration from diverse sources such as everyday objects, childhood memories, current and historic events, and the body, often creating parallel or alternate narratives that complicate fact, fiction and memory.
- Alternative Title
- Freestyle frequency flow fore
- Subject
- Genre/Form
- exhibition catalogs.
- Exhibition catalogs.
- Catalogues d'exposition.
- Note
- Published on the occasion of an exhibition held at The Studio Museum in Harlem from September 14, 2017 to January 15, 2018.
- Fictions is a survey of recent work by nineteen emerging artists of African descent who live and work across the United States. The artists in the exhibition engage with a variety of media, including video, photography, drawing and sculpture, with some combining multiple artistic practices to create large-scale installations. The works in Fictions investigate questions at the core of The Studio Museum in Harlem's mission to be the nexus for artists of African descent locally, nationally and internationally, and for work inspired by black culture. They draw inspiration from diverse sources such as everyday objects, childhood memories, current and historic events, and the body, often creating parallel or alternate narratives that complicate fact, fiction and memory.
- Bibliography (note)
- Includes bibliographical references.
- Contents
- Foreword / Thelma Golden -- On past and presence / Connie H. Choi -- (non)fiction / Hallie Ringle -- Paul Stephen Benjamin : Paul Stephen Benjamin's black televisuality / Jessica Bell Brown -- Krista Clark : The real estate of now/here : Krista Clark and the architectural / Jared Richardson -- Michael Demps : A sonic body / Dessane Cassell -- Genevieve Gaignard : Reclaiming herself : Genevieve Gaignard's constructed female figures / Adeze Wilford -- Nikita Gale : Object complex / Eric Booker -- Allison Janae Hamilton : The makings of landscape / Oluremi C. Onabanjo -- Matthew Angelo Harrison : Anatomy lessons / Ciarán Finlayson -- Texas Isaiah : See me, feel me / Uchenna Itam -- Patrick Martinez : The radical everyday of Los Angeles / Charmaine Marie Branch -- Walter Price : Push & pull-ups : the paintings of Walter Price / Ashley James -- Christina Quarles : A state of excess / Doris Zhao -- Deborah Roberts : At the edge of white spaces / Terence Washington -- Sherrill Roland : A ripple effect / Lilia Rocio Taboada -- Amy Sherald : The nexus between black and white / Erin Christovale -- Devin Shimoyama : Quietly queer : Devan Shimoyama's magically liberating portraits / Rachel Morillo -- Sable Elyse Smith : love and loss in the landscape / Alex Fialho -- Maya Stovall : Frames / Danielle A. Jackson -- Jazmin Urrea / Lucy Mensah -- Stephanie Williams : "What are you?" : an interview / Yasmine Espert -- Works in the exhibition -- Artist biographies -- Contributor biographies.
- ISBN
- 9780942949445
- 0942949447
- LCCN
- 2017963238
- OCLC
- on1032334863
- 1032334863
- SCSB-9286717
- Owning Institutions
- Princeton University Library