How Filmmaker Isaac Julien Brought the Late Alain Locke, the First Black Curator of Albert Barnes's Collection, to Life
We spoke with Isaac Julien about his nuanced and moving new work, now on view at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia.
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We spoke with Isaac Julien about his nuanced and moving new work, now on view at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia.
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A webinar series titled “Recovery from White Conditioning” was held by the University of Minnesota and the Center for Practice Transformation.
Ibrahim Ahmed retraces the history of his family and that of the country from photographic archives. He creates original works that allow him to question and go beyond the concept of masculinity transmitted by a patriarchal society whose relationship to gender has not always been so strictly binary. After It will always come back to you (2021), a first solo museum exhibition at the Institute for Contemporary Art in Virginia, USA, Cairo-based photographer and visual artist, Ibrahim Ahmed (...)