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31 sie 2022 · Two women are stitching a young man into a brilliant Harlequin costume, while a scattered group of barefoot children, some holding tiny American flags, look on. The man’s fantastic costume has been linked with Jonkonnu, a Jamaican holiday with African roots that had long since spread to parts of the South.
29 lut 2024 · The exhibition gathers the work of 22 contemporary black artists who have made the black figure the object of their concern in order to "illuminat[e] the richness and complexity of black...
This gallery consists of fine art prints, figurines and other home decor that feature the legendary Buffalo Soldiers as well as other Black military units from the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, Vietnam War, Korean War, World War I, World War II and Desert Storm.
Why did an enslaved man or woman seize Daniel Ward's portrait, and what led him or her to repurpose it as a utilitarian object? How did the conflicting values that different users
11 lis 2016 · The photo sent to Godard by a member of the military, showing artillery with “Godard” and an olive spray-painted onto it. A number of Godard paintings reflect his appreciation for those who serve in the military.
11 sty 2018 · A frenzied spectacle of violence unfolds across this large-scale painting. Professionally dressed black and white men and women bloody each other with weapons or their own hands. Two children—a black girl and a white boy—cower underfoot, clinging together. The young pair serve as a reminder that prejudice is not innate, but learned.
24 lut 2022 · Showing minimal facial features obscures the evidence of the Black individual in apparently white spaces, and simultaneously demonstrates the whiteness of the aristocracy. The Black presence in these various portraits demonstrated the establishment involvement in the transatlantic slave trade.
