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Black Art Chronicles A Pivotal Exhibition And Its Lasting Impact On Black Artists
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Black Art Chronicles A Pivotal Exhibition And Its Lasting Impact On Black Artists
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The new HBO documentary
Black Art: In the Absence of Light highlights the development of art over the past two centuries, using modern Black art scholar David C. Driskell s landmark 1976 exhibition at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art as a point of departure. Executive produced by Henry Louis Gates with consulting by Thelma Golden, the film retroactively examines the history of Black art making that has long been dismissed by the white mainstream. The
light in the title can be read as a euphemism for the white gaze, as well as the journey from private art making and disregard to success and visibility.
The age of ostentation is over
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Barry Le Va, Whose Floor-Bound Art Defied Boundaries, Dies at 79
Extolling horizontality, he made sculptures from felt, flour, glass sheets and even meat cleavers. Elsewhere, in a performance piece, his body was a sprinting projectile.
Barry Le Va in 1972 installing a sculpture at Documenta, the contemporary art show in Germany. He made sculptures only for public display, never in his studio.Credit.Estate of Barry Le Va, courtesy David Nolan Gallery
Published Feb. 22, 2021Updated Feb. 27, 2021
Barry Le Va, a sculptor who never bowed to the conventions of his medium, opting instead for temporary arrangements of ephemeral materials like felt and flour spread across the floor and, more flamboyantly, for works made by hurling meat cleavers, bricks and even his own body at walls, died on Jan. 24 in hospice care in the Bronx. He was 79.