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Author: Lisa Farrington

African-American Art: A Visual and Cultural History offers a current and comprehensive history that contextualizes black artists within the framework of American art as a whole. The first chronological survey covering all art forms from colonial times to the present to publish in over a decade, it explores issues of racial identity and representation in artistic expression, while also emphasizing aesthetics and visual analysis to help students develop an understanding and appreciation of African-American art that is informed but not entirely defined by racial identity. Through a carefully selected collection of creative works and accompanying analyses, the text also addresses crucial gaps in the scholarly literature, incorporating women artists from the beginning and including coverage of photography, crafts, and architecture in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries as well as twenty-first century developments. All in all, African American Art: A Visual and Cultural History offers a fresh and compelling look at the great variety of artistic expression found in the African-American community.Visit www.oup.com/us/farrington for additional support material, including chapter outlines, study questions, links to artists’ sites, and other resources to help students succeed.

African American Art a Visual and Cultural History 1st Table of contents:

1. THE ART OF PERCEPTION: HOW ART COMMUNICATES

THE PRIMARY SOURCE

HOW TO LOOK AT ART: A CASE STUDY

Iconography

Formalism

Biography

Semiotics

Psychoanalysis

Contextual Analyses

Summary

Questions for Further Study and Discussion

I. 18TH- AND 19TH-CENTURY ART

2. ART AND DESIGN IN THE COLONIAL ERA

AFRICANISMS IN THE NEW WORLD

Architecture

Sculptural Art Forms

FINE ARTS IN THE AGE OF SLAVERY

Summary

Questions for Further Study and Discussion

3. FEDERAL-PERIOD ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

ARCHITECTURE

Charles Paquet

WOODWORK

Early Masters

FEDERAL-ERA CRAFTSMEN

CIVIL WAR–ERA CRAFTSMEN

Thomas Day

Henry Gudgell

CERAMICS

“Dave the Potter” (Dave Drake)

Thomas Commeraw

METALWORK

Peter Bentzon

TEXTILE AND CLOTHING DESIGN

Early Quilt Making and Makers

Harriet Powers

Elizabeth Hobbs Keckley

Summary

Questions for Further Study and Discussion

4. 19TH-CENTURY NEOCLASSICISM

SCULPTURE

Edmonia Lewis

Florville Foy

Daniel and Eugene Warburg

TWO-DIMENSIONAL ART

Joshua Johnson

William Simpson

Julien Hudson

African-American Women Artists and Friendship Albums

Jules Lion

Patrick Henry Reason

Summary

Key Terms

Questions for Further Study and Discussion

5. ROMANTICISM TO IMPRESSIONISM IN THE 19TH CENTURY

THE LANDSCAPE TRADITION

Robert S. Duncanson

Grafton Tyler Brown

Edward Mitchell Bannister

PORTRAITURE AND FIGURATIVE ART

David Bustill Bowser

Nelson A. Primus

Henry O. Tanner

Annie E. Anderson Walker

Photography

James Presley Ball, Sr.

Augustus Washington

Glenalvin, Wallace, and William Goodridge

ARCHITECTURE OF THE GILDED AGE

Calvin Thomas Stowe Brent

John Anderson and Arthur Edward Lankford

George Washington Foster, Jr.

Julian Francis Abele

BLACK VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE

Summary

Questions for Further Study and Discussion

II. EARLY TO MID-20TH-CENTURY ART

6. MODERNISM AND THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE

THE MAKING OF HARLEM

The Great Migration

“Harlem: Mecca of the New Negro”

SUPPORTING THE RENAISSANCE: ART PATRONS

Private and Institutional Patronage

Black Patronage

SCULPTURE

Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller

May Howard Jackson

Sargent Claude Johnson

Nancy Elizabeth Prophet

Richmond Barthé

PAINTING

William Edouard Scott

Palmer Hayden

Archibald Motley, Jr.

Malvin Gray Johnson

Aaron Douglas

William H. Johnson

Lois Mailou Jones

PHOTOGRAPHY AND PRINTMAKING

James Van Der Zee

James Latimer Allen

James Lesesne Wells

King Daniel Ganaway

Other African-American Photographers

Summary

Key Terms

Questions for Further Study and Discussion

7. SOCIAL REALISM

THE WPA FEDERAL ART PROJECT

SOCIAL REALIST MURALS

Charles Alston and the Harlem Hospital Murals

Hale Woodruff and the Golden State Mutual Murals

AVANT-GARDE ARCHITECTURE

AUGUSTA SAVAGE, THE HARLEM ART CENTERS, AND THE HARLEM ARTISTS GUILD

Selma Hortense Burke

THE CHICAGO ARTS AND CRAFTS GUILD, ARTISTS UNION, AND SOUTH SIDE COMMUNITY ART CENTER

Margaret Burroughs

Charles White

PRINTMAKING

Dox Thrash and the Philadelphia Fine Prints Workshop

The Printmaking Legacy of Riva Helfond

Printmakers at Karamu House in Cleveland

Summary

Questions for Further Study and Discussion

8. MID-20TH-CENTURY TRANSITIONS AND SURREALISM

FIGURATION VERSUS ABSTRACTION: A NATIONAL DEBATE

THE LEGACY OF SOCIAL REALISM

Elizabeth Catlett

Ellis Wilson

Romare Bearden

Jacob Lawrence

Gwendolyn Knight Lawrence

John Biggers

SURREALISM

Hughie Lee-Smith

Eldzier Cortor

Rose Ransier Piper

Minnie Evans

ART BRUT AND SELF-TAUGHT ARTISTS

Bill (William) Traylor

William Edmondson

Clementine Hunter

Horace Pippin, Jr.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Gordon Parks

Roy DeCarava

Charles (Chuck) Stewart

Summary

Questions for Further Study and Discussion

9. ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM

ACTION PAINTING/GESTURAL ABSTRACTION

Beauford Delaney

Norman Lewis

Alma Thomas

COLOR FIELD PAINTING

Sam Gilliam

Richard Mayhew

HARD-EDGE PAINTING

Al Loving

William T. Williams

FIGURATIVE EXPRESSIONISM

Robert (Bob) L. Thompson

Betty Blayton

SCULPTURE

Harold Cousins

Richard Hunt

Melvin (Mel) Eugene Edwards, Jr.

Barbara Chase-Riboud

Summary

Questions for Further Study and Discussion

III. THE LATTER 20TH CENTURY

10. POP AND AGITPROP: THE BLACK ARTS MOVEMENT

SPIRAL AND THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT

Reginald Gammon

Raymond Saunders

THE BLACK ARTS MOVEMENT

Museum Protests

Benny Andrews

Cliff Joseph

THE WEUSI AESTHETIC

Ademola Olugebefola

Ben F. Jones

James Phillips

OBAC AND THE WALL OF RESPECT

AFRICOBRA AND THE BLACK AESTHETIC

Jeffrey Donaldson

Wadsworth and Jae Jarrell

Barbara Jones-Hogu

Nelson Stevens

THE OBAC AND AFRICOBRA LEGACY: BLACK POWER MURALS

William Walker

Calvin B. Jones and Mitchell Caton

AGITPROP ART

Dana C. Chandler, Jr.

Joe Overstreet

David Hammons

Summary

Questions for Further Study and Discussion

11. BLACK FEMINIST ART: A CRISIS OF RACE AND SEX

A CRISIS OF RACE AND SEX

WSABAL AND THE WWA

BLACK FEMINIST ARTISTS

Kay Brown

Faith Ringgold

Dindga F. McCannon

Betye Saar

Emma Amos

Nellie Mae Rowe

BLACK FEMINIST MURALS

Vanita Green and Justine Preshé DeVan

Sharon Haggins Dunn

Summary

Key Terms

12. POSTMODERNISM

POST-MINIMALISM

Fred Eversley

Lorenzo Pace

Martin Puryear

CONCEPTUAL ART

Howardena Pindell

Pat Ward Williams

Glenn Ligon

INTERMEDIA ART

Houston Conwill

Terry Adkins

Lorraine O’Grady

Adrian Piper

Renée Green

Fred Wilson

Martha Jackson-Jarvis

ASSEMBLAGE ART

Noah Purifoy

John Outterbridge

Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson

Alison Saar

Willie Cole

POSTMODERN PHOTOGRAPHY

Carrie Mae Weems

Dawoud Bey

Lyle Ashton Harris

Lorna Simpson

Summary

Key Terms

IV. CONTEMPORARY TRENDS

13. NEO-EXPRESSIONISM, THE NEW ABSTRACTION, AND ARCHITECTURE

NEO-EXPRESSIONISM

Robert Colescott

Joyce J. Scott

Michael Ray Charles

Kara Walker

Kerry James Marshall

Jean-Michel Basquiat

Danny Simmons, Jr.

THE NEW ABSTRACTION

Jack Whitten

Thornton Dial, Sr.

Mildred Thompson

Gaye Ellington

ARCHITECTURE

J. Max Bond, Jr.

Norma Merrick Sklarek

Mario Gooden and Ray Huff

Phil Freelon

The McKissack Legacy

Other Notable Architects

Summary

Key Terms

Questions for Further Study and Discussion

14. POST-BLACK ART AND THE NEW MILLENNIUM

PORTRAITURE AND IDENTITY POLITICS

Deborah Willis

Jeff Sonhouse

Mickalene Thomas

Kehinde Wiley

AFROFUTURISM

Renée Cox

Ellen Gallagher

Laylah Ali

Sanford Biggers

Xaviera Simmons

Trenton Doyle Hancock

NEW MILLENNIUM PERFORMANCE ART

Nick Cave

Camille Norment

INTERVENTION ART

William Pope.L

Theaster Gates

NEW MEDIA ABSTRACTION

Chakaia Booker

Xenobia Bailey

Mark Bradford

Jennie C. Jones

Shinique Smith

Summary

Questions for Further Study and Discussion

GLOSSARY

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Art and Architecture: Articles

Art and Architecture: Websites

Culture and Society: Articles

Culture and Society: Websites

History: Articles

History: Websites

Monographs and Biographies: Books

Monographs and Biographies: Articles

Monographs and Biographies: Websites

Monographs and Biographies: Audiovisual Resources

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