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...Caitlin Beach In 1919 the sculptor Meta Warrick Fuller modeled the statuette Mary Turner: A Silent Protest against Mob Violence . One of the earliest three-dimensional works of art to address the subject of lynching, the sculpture was dedicated to the memory of Turner, a nineteen-year-old pregnant...

... of a Negress (Cambridge, Goldsmiths, he was nominated for Tate Britain’s Turner Prize. MA: MIT Press, 2003). Mullican is a New York–based artist known for his collages and 25 Mary Evans, interview by the author, London, UK, May 20, paintings featuring abstract symbolism. He has often used images 2002...

... Ofili’s 1998 enter a more austere space where vast canvases are Turner Prize show. Still a highlight is the moving No hung high on a white wall and thin layers of paint Woman, No Cry (1998), his iconic portrait of Ger- spread across large, flat color planes. In between, we trude Lawrence...

... that includes the history of the stage, music, broadcast; a convening of lyric and song; and a sprawling sketchbook, where the satire of William Hogarth, the poetry of queer Black feminist Audre Lorde, the illusory Op-Art of Bridget Riley, the sublime of J .M. W. Turner, the cavernous landscapes of William Bell...

... But go down dem steps in de dusk you done describe? (184) V. Small Boats Paul Gilroy's primarily literary account of the Melville celebrates the "power of blackness," Black Atlantic begins with a visual image: Turner's but it is a blackness that resides inside the genius painting...

... of social engineering that New Labour was sweeping away as it celebrates a hipper, more market driven form of global culture. And then there were those white artists and critics who would explain matter of factly that Ofili had to win the Turner Prize simply because he was Black. As hard...

... (2004) was on number. The ivy most obviously allud• enter other exhibition spaces. The the short list for the Turner Prize that ed to the Musee du Quai Branly's con• Garden of Love mirrored the dark, dis• year(httpnews.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/ente...

..., speculative futures, and science fictions. In 2010 The Otolith Group was nominated for the Turner Prize. Hardcover $79.95 Hardcover...

... by Emma Lewis, curator at Turner Contemporary in Kent, UK, brought together the captivating works of South African artists Sue Williamson and Lebohang Kganye, offering a profound exploration of history, memory, and self-narration. The exhibition was a milestone for both artists, marking their most...

... American practitioners); and perhaps most sig nificant of all, the meteoric rise to art-world super stardom of artists such as McQueen, Ofili, and Shonibare. The success of artists like McQueen, Ofili, and Shonibare was, quite simply, historically unparalleled and included Turner Prize wins, repre- senting...

..., Turner, Reynolds, Stubbs, etc., had occupied pride of place in the gallery for sixty-­three years, because of a condition in the bequest in 1947 that maintained that parts of the collection needed to be up at any one time. So the show was also about implementing a new vision for the gallery...