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Black is, Black Ain`t
By (author) Huey Copeland, By (author) Darby English, By (author) Greg Foster–rice, By (author) Amy M. Mooney, By (author) Kimberly N. Pinder, By (author) Kimberly Pinder, By (author) Krista Thompson, By (author) Hamza Walker, By (author) Kenneth Warren
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Taking its title from Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man, exhibition Black Is, Black Ain't (April 20 - June 8, 2008) explored a shift in the rhetoric of race from an earlier emphasis on inclusion to a present moment where racial identity is being simultaneously rejected and retained. Curated by the Renaissance Society's Associate Curator and Education Director Hamza Walker, the exhibition brought together works by twenty-seven black and non-black artists whose work collectively examines a moment where the cultural production of so-called ""blackness"" is concurrent with efforts to make race socially and politically irrelevant. The publication features essays by Huey Copeland, Darby English, Greg Foster-Rice, Amy M. Mooney, Kymberly N. Pinder, Krista Thompson, Hamza Walker, and Kenneth Warrren.
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Publisher | Renaissance Society at the University of Chicago
Published date | 1 Jan 2013
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Format | Hardback
Pages | 196
Dimensions | 266 x 203 x 23mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 1006g
ISBN | 978-0-9415-4860-1
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BISAC | art / general
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