Kerry James Marshall

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  • Опубликовано: 6 окт 2022
  • Watch as Kerry James Marshall speaks about the ways his paintings have centered Black people throughout his career. In this restored archival interview from 2008, the artist reveals the messages behind his artworks and their relationship to history. Marshall builds on the language of art history, recognizing unsung heroes of America’s past, while expanding the discourse around representation in America’s future.
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Комментарии • 3

  • @kaybeefruitsandveggies3712
    @kaybeefruitsandveggies3712 Год назад +10

    I was pleasantly surprised to hear that this artist work sold for $21.1 million and he is still living! I am not a student of the arts but more of an admirer especially for black art pieces. Thank you for sharing your talents and eyes with the world.

  • @TheTheVolcomStone
    @TheTheVolcomStone Год назад +7

    i love him and his art!!! need sooo much appeciation

  • @proflumsden
    @proflumsden Год назад +4

    I love ALL of this. Thank you!