Glenn Ligon: Work, Work, Work, Work, Work, Work

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A slipcased overview of LigonÂ’s recent studio practice, including his painterly elaborations on a James Baldwin essayFor four decades, New YorkÂ–based artist Glenn Ligon (born 1960) has explored AmericaÂ’s literature and fraught racial history through works in a few signature mediums such as text-based paintings and neon. This volume, through… Přejít na celý popis

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A slipcased overview of LigonÂ’s recent studio practice, including his painterly elaborations on a James Baldwin essay

For four decades, New YorkÂ–based artist Glenn Ligon (born 1960) has explored AmericaÂ’s literature and fraught racial history through works in a few signature mediums such as text-based paintings and neon. This volume, through studio documentation and a new text by fellow artist and New Yorker Gregg Bordowitz, focuses on various aspects of LigonÂ’s art-making. Glenn Ligon features newer works by the artist, such as a monumental new painting from LigonÂ’s ongoing Stranger in the Village series, begun in 1997. In the series, Ligon renders excerpts from novelist James BaldwinÂ’s 1953 essay of the same name, which describes the writerÂ’s experiences as an African American in a small town in Switzerland. Measuring 45 feet long, this triptych will mark the first time Ligon has used the entire text from BaldwinÂ’s essay in a single work.