#blackcollagists

#GAZE 👁 @lornasimpson older queen series —— #ListeningToImages #Archives #HapticImages #BlackGaze #BlackArchives #BlackAndWhitePhotos #Afrofuturism #AfricanArchives #Listening2Images #CathodeRayStudio #LornaSimpson #OlderQueenSeries #BlackCollage #BlackCollagists #BlackArt #CollageArt #Magician https://www.instagram.com/p/CXgevEeAc5d/?utm_medium=tumblr

Father of Harlem (Philip Payton) celebrated by Pops (Louis Armstrong) by @negrophonic 🎶 #SupportBlackArt #AdolphusWashington 
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Going through the pages in my sketchbook I always go back to this piece - it's one of my favorites in this book. Made this collage about two years ago when my grand aunt Olga, the eldest of the family on my mother's side, passed away at 98. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ #gianadedierstudio #collageart #mixedmediacollageartist #caribbeanroots #contemporarycollageart #contemporarycollages #blackcollageart #blackcollagesmatter #cutandpaste #cutandpastecollage #blackcollagists #mixedmediacollage #handcutcollageart #art #contemporarycollages #collageartist #inthestudio #mixedmediacollageartist #collagecollectiveco #africandiaspora #papercollage #contemporaryblackart #contemporarycollages (at Panama City, Panama) https://www.instagram.com/p/COlhZVyBIXu/?igshid=gmbst3ao0sgt

👁 #ShalaMiller “Asking About Desire” (2015) Gum bichromate prints and kallitypes —— #ListeningToImages #Archives #SonicFrequency #Moodboard #HapticImages #ArchiveOfArchives #BlackVisuals #BlackGaze #BlackArchives #BlackAndWhitePhotos #Afrofuturism #DigitalArchives #AfricanArchives #Listening2Images #CathodeRay #CathodeRayStudio #BlackCollagists #BlackArtists #BlackVisuality #FreddieJune https://www.instagram.com/p/CPQDt59JtFp/?utm_medium=tumblr

@blackcollagists 🖤 Check out the work of @scraps_on_scraps_on_scraps!!! 🙌🏾 - In her own words: “Annelise Hewitt, b. 1988 Los Angeles, is a sustainable visual artist working with discarded materials in The Netherlands. Her abstract collage is an expression of her experience of racial identity as a Black citizen of the United States. The repeated question of “what are you?” (in other words, “what is your racial background?”) from a young age sparked her interest in why people immediately categorize who and what they see. Through abstraction, she questions the way we, as humans, visually understand our surroundings by comparing what we see to what we already know. Her art challenges visual perception and invites viewers to reflect on the prejudice, harmless or otherwise, that is the result of the simple act of seeing.” • Email: [email protected] Website: www.annelisehewitt.com • Thank you, Annelise!!! - #supportblackart #blackcollagists #blackcontemporaryart #collageart #blackcollage #blackcollagesmatter #analogcollage #blackcontempraryart #blackcollageartist #blackcollageart #mixedmedia #collage #collageart #digitalcollage https://www.instagram.com/p/CGF8MzdBRsv/?igshid=bsr52lsphhbd