Donald Rodney: Art Race And The Body Politic Richard Hylton Bloomsbury Visual Arts Αγγλικά Βιβλία General

Donald Rodney (1961-1998) Was One Of The Most Gifted Perceptive And Innovative Contemporary British Artists His Time A Protagonist From First Generation Black British-Born Art Students In Early 1980S Peers Brought New Dynamic To – Hitherto Unseen Interplay Between Aesthetics Politics Humour Consciousness Rodney: Race Body Politic Is Book-Length Study Protean Practice Which Spanned Late 1990S Included Prodigious Output Work Across Painting Photography Collage Assemblage Sculpture Installation Technologies Eight Meticulously Researched Chapters Book Examines Social Cultural Events Inspired Rodney\ S Artwork Responses It Elicited Formative Years West Midlands As Leading Exponent ‘Black Art’ Subsequent Decade Unbridled Visual Innovation Critique Ventures Detailed Analyses Key Works Exhibitions Artistic Influences Collaborations Deploying Recurring Metaphors ‘Diseased’ Traumatised ‘Raced’ Addressed Racial Inequality Legacies Slavery Police Brutality Sport Male Identity Novel Powerful Ways Attending Artist’s Material Dexterity Acuity Considers How Why Rodney’s Uniquely Challenged Delineations Political Non-Political Personal Public Representation Visibility Over Has Passed Since Premature Death Effects Hereditary Blood Disorder Sickle Cell Anaemia At Aged Thirty-Six Despite This Continues Speak Our Moment Multiplicity Such Provides Much-Needed Critical Perspective Insight Legacy Nonpareil Artist Σελίδες: 304 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0529 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm