The obscured:
black
representation in Mixed mediums
Further Reading:
Black Art Matters:
Why Our Creative Visual
Contributions Should Be Valued
And Represented More Widely
Erin LeAnn Mitchell, Imperishable Stars, 2020, Acrylic and fabric, 5ft x 5ft, Birmingham Museum of Art, photo credit: Erin Mitchell
Illartpeace, Released Peace, 2019, Mixed Media on board and 100 paper cranes, 24in x 4ft, Birmingham, AL
Illartpeace, Black Tears Mourn Black Death, 2020, Mixed Media on board, 24in x 36in, Birmingham, AL
Selma Burke, Sadness, 1970, Carved Green Marble, 13 1/4 x 14 1/4 x 8 1/4 in, Swann Auction Galleries: African-American Fine Art
Edmonia Lewis, Anna Quincy Waterson, 1866, Marble, 11 7/8 x 7 1/4 x 5 1/8 in, Smithsonian American Art Museum
Illartpeace, Released, 2019, Mixed Media on board, 24in x 4ft, Birmingham, AL
Illartpeace, In Pain, 2019, Mixed Media on board, 8in x 10in, Birmingham, AL15_160319.jpg
Illartpeace,How Do you Feel, 2019, Mixed Media on canvas, 18in x 24in, Birmingham, AL
Illartpeace, Fight, 2019, Mixed Media on board and 100 paper cranes, 24in x 4ft, Birmingham, AL
Illartpeace, John Lewis, 2019, Mixed Media on board, 18in x 24in, Birmingham, AL
Illartpeace, Live in Peace, 2019, Mixed Media on board, 18in x 24in, Birmingham, AL
Illartpeace, FearLess x Fear less, 2019, Media on board and, 24in x 4ft, Birmingham, AL
Illartpeace, Be Kind, 2019, Mixed Media on board, 24in x 4ft, Birmingham, AL