Dallas Public Library

Collecting Black Studies, the art of material culture at the University of Texas at Austin, edited by Lise Ragbir and Cherise Smith ; with essays by Eddie Chambers, Heather Pesanti, Hallie Ringle, Cherise Smith, Lilia Rocio Taboada

eng

Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-208) and index

government publication of a state province territory dependency etc

illustrations

index present

non fiction

Collecting Black Studies

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edited by Lise Ragbir and Cherise Smith ; with essays by Eddie Chambers, Heather Pesanti, Hallie Ringle, Cherise Smith, Lilia Rocio Taboada

the art of material culture at the University of Texas at Austin

"Today Black Studies at the University of Texas boasts approximately 900 objects from sub-Saharan Africa, over 200 contemporary works from African American and Afro-Caribbean artists, and more than 100 pieces jointly held with other collecting entities on campus, adding a diverse richness to the overall collections. Collecting Black Studies gathers and presents these holdings--including costumes, jewelry, paintings, sculptures, works on paper, and photography--and prominently features five Black artists whose work is particularly significant. Scholars and curators examine how John Biggers, Michael Ray Charles, Christina Coleman, Angelbert Metoyer, and Deborah Roberts--artists with deep relationships to Texas--contributed to the Black Studies collections, to art history, and to the culture of our state and beyond"--, Provided by publisher

John Biggers: Some Considerations / Eddie Chambers -- Michael Ray Charles / Cherise Smith -- Christina Coleman: Material Worlds / Lilia Taboada -- Angelbert Metoyer and the Numinous Experience / Heather Pesanti -- Deborah Roberts / Hallie Ringle