Tomokazu Matsuyama (Japanese, b. 1976), Failing Passage, 2016. Digital print in colour on Canson paper, 48 x 33 cm.
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Tomokazu Matsuyama (Japanese, b. 1976), Failing Passage, 2016. Digital print in colour on Canson paper, 48 x 33 cm.
Dexter Dalwood (British, b. 1960), Lux, 2018. Oil on canvas, 182 x 228 cm.
Enoc Pérez (Puerto Rican, b. 1967), Lever House, 2005. Watercolor on paper, 152.4 x 104.5 cm.
During her lifetime, Elizabeth Catlett achieved international fame for her powerful explorations of race, class, and her own African American female identity. As a young woman, she studied art in the United States during the Great Depression of the 1930s. At that time, art with a social message became particularly relevant, with the US government supporting public art through the Works Progress Administration and other programs. Learn more about her work in our online exhibition “Artist in Focus: Elizabeth Catlett.”
“Sharecropper,” 1952, by Elizabeth Catlett © Catlett Mora Family Trust / Licensed by VAGA, New York
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-Malcolm X, 24th/June/1963-
“Every portrait is an example of: I once existed–and looked like this.”
— John Berger, Ways of Seeing (via heteroglossia)
Solovki, White Sea, Russia, (dogs on motorcycle). Photo by Pentti Sammallahti, 1992
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Cathy McMurray “Pink Moon” 2013-2014
“That moon
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even in dreams
has risen again .”
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Harold Ancart (Belgian, b. 1980), Untitled, 2016. Oilstick and graphite on paper mounted on panel, 42 x 52 in.
Petr Belenok (Ukranian, 1938-1991), Untitled, 1980s. Tempera and mixed media on fibreboard.
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