04730cam a2200805 a 4500 7902891 000033 20221006212602.0 090924s2010 enka b 000 0 eng GBA997707 bnb 015386267 Uk 9781854379238 (hbk.) 1854379232 (hbk.) CDX 10806483 UNITY 120657473 UKRED 1854379232 LGL 1854379232 UKLON 1854379232 UKLMB 1854379232 GEBAY 11690591 NZ1 13223598 AU@ 000045829368 (OCoLC)ocn455828860 (OCoLC)455828860 (NNC)7902891 UKM UKM YDXCP CDX ERASA BWKUK BWK GEBAY UKTTE N15 N7380.5 .A37 2010 704.0396 B282a 22 Afro modern : journeys through the Black Atlantic / edited by Tanya Barson & Peter Gorschlüter ; with contributions by Petrine Archer ... [et al.]. Liverpool [England] : Tate Liverpool ; London : In association with Tate Publishing ; New York : Distributed in the USA by Harry N. Abrams, 2010. 223 p. : col. ill. ; 26 cm. Published on the occasion of the exhibition at Tate Liverpool, 29 January until 25 April 2010. Includes bibliographical references. Introduction: modernism and the Black Atlantic / Tanya Barson -- Negrophilia, diaspora, and moments of crisis / Petrine Archer -- Cosmopolitan contact zones / Kobena Mercer -- They've all got painting : Frank Bowling's modernity and the post-1960 Atlantic / Courtney J. Martin -- A conversation with Édouard Glissant aboard the Queen Mary II / Manthia Diawara -- Bridging the Atlantic and other gaps : artistic Connecticut between Brazil and Africa--and beyond / Roberto Conduru -- Post/Black/Atlantic : a conversation with Thelma Golden and Glenn Ligon / Huey Copeland. 'Afro Modern: Journeys through the Black Atlantic' explores the impact of different black cultures from around the Atlantic on art from the early twentieth-century to today. The exhibition takes its inspiration from Paul Gilroy's influential book 'The Black Atlantic: Modernity and Double Consciousness' 1993. It features over 140 works by more than 60 artists. Gilroy used the term 'The Black Atlantic' to describe the transmission of black cultures around the Atlantic, and the instances of cultural hybridity, that occurred as a result of transatlantic slavery and its legacy. 'Afro Modern: Journeys through the Black Atlantic' reflects Gilroy's idea of the Atlantic Ocean as a 'continent in negative', offering a network connecting Africa, North and South America, the Caribbean and Europe. It traces both real and imagined routes taken across the Atlantic, and highlights artistic links and dialogues from the early twentieth-century to today. The exhibition is divided into seven chronological sections. Charting new forms of art arising from black culture and the work of black artists and intellectuals, it opens up an alternative, transatlantic reading of modernism and contemporary culture. Schoenholz Bee, Harriet Black atlantic. 40 Bearden, Romare, 1911-1988. 41 Brancusi, Constantin, 1876-1957. 42 Colin, Paul, 1892-1985. 43 Cox, Renée, 1960- 44 Douglas, Aaron, 1899-1979. 45 Evans, Walker, 1903-1975. 46 Fusco, Coco, 1960- 47 Ligon, Glenn, 1960- 48 Mendieta, Ana, 1948-1985. 49 Moore, Peter, 1932-1993. 50 Mutu, Wangechi, 1972- 51 Ofili, Chris, 1968- 52 Parks, Gordon, 1912-2006. 53 Pendleton, Adam, 1980- 54 Pérez Bravo, Marta María, 1959- 55 Rosario, Arthur Bispo Do, 1909-1989. 56 Simpson, Lorna, 1960- 57 Van Der Zee, James, 1866-1983. 58 Art, Black Exhibitions. 59 African American art Exhibitions. 60 Race in art Exhibitions. 61 Ethnicity in art Exhibitions. 62 Modernism (Art) Exhibitions. 63 Kunst swd 64 Arte africano - influencias 65 Atlantischer Raum swd 66 Schwarze swd 67 Barson, Tanya. 68 Gorschlüter, Peter. 69 Archer Straw, Petrine. 70 Tate Gallery Liverpool. 71 20100805 c rhg9 SCMC 12 12 0 0 ddc 0 0 LV LV Pensamiento 2014-02-13 0 704.0396 B282a 000033 2014-02-13 00:00:00 2014-02-13 01