... African American art abstractionist aesthetics citizenship ...

... African American art abstractionist aesthetics Herbert Gentry Black care ethics queer studies ...

... pressure to represent the particularities of Black life with the artistic freedom to transcend limitations on identity. African American art abstractionist aesthetics citizenship In this chapter, Abbe Schriber illustrates how Beauford Delaney’s canvases elicit new expressive modes not through...

..., abstractionist aesthetic strategies in post—civil rights black expressive culture—grotesquerie, hollowness, cacophony, ecstasy—that relate and respond to new (updated and abstracted) regimes of globalized racial terror. These four aesthetic strategies, or expressive modes, offer a glimpse into the tactics...

... of Delaney’s canvases is a retranslation, into forms of freedom, of the circumscription of queerness that resulted from heteronormative conventions of care shaped by US homophobia and racial segregation in the 1950s and 1960s. African American art abstractionist aesthetics Herbert Gentry Black care...

... freedom to transcend limitations on identity. African American art abstractionist aesthetics citizenship ...

...Synesthesia and Arts in Dialogue In this chapter, Fred Moten explores the relationship between Beauford Delaney and James Baldwin by way of synesthetic aesthetics: how music and the attempt to listen deeply also means attention to color, and particularly blue, but also green and yellow...