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The pavilion will form the backbone of the artist's first museum survey, which is traveling from Boston to Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles.
The acclaimed sculptor holds court at the U.S. Pavilion in the Venice Biennale, where she explores the burden of colonial histories and the promise of Black feminism. She begins by thatching the roof.
My first memory of a zoo was in the late 1950, as a child of seven. This was the tiny Staten Island zoo, all of eight acres, and it had alligators, otters, bats and monkeys, along with a nationally recognized collection of rattlesnakes. I was adequately scared by the rattlesnakes and the alligators but the one creature which moved me the most, was a full grown tiger pacing back and forth in its remarkably small cage. That huge animal trapped in its little cell was one of the key moments in my path toward loving wild nature, the wilder the better. I would stare into that tigerâs eyes and ...