Flyboy Forever: Greg Tate Was a Titan in Black Arts Criticism and Visual Culture
In addition to contributions to music journalism, Tate was a fixture in Contemporary Black Visual Art.
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Robert E. Lee Monument to Be Melted Down, White House Addresses Art Market, and More: Morning Links from December 8, 2021
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Greg Tate, Influential Critic, Essayist, and Chronicler of the Black Avant-Garde, Dies at 64
He wrote incomparably about music, art, and other realms of culture.
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Street Art in the Age of Basquiat: Jenny Holzer and Lady Pink on Streetwise Feminisms, Satanism, and Reaganomics
An interview with key figures from Jean-Michel Basquiat's downtown New York circle in the 1980s.
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Street Art in the Age of Basquiat: Fab 5 Freddy and Lee Quiñones on Curating the MTA for World Domination
An interview with key figures from Jean-Michel Basquiat's downtown New York circle in the 1980s.
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Street Art in the Age of Basquiat: Fab 5 Freddy and Lee Quiñones on Post-Graffiti Pop Soup
An interview with key figures from Jean-Michel Basquiat's downtown New York circle in the 1980s.
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Letter from New York: Greg Tate on the Art of Lockdown and Days of Rage
A critic considers the impact of the lockdown on his life and the art world.
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From the Archives: Altars of Sacrifice, Re-membering Basquiat
In a bracing essay from A.i.A.'s June 1993 issue, the influential thinker bell hooks analyzes the work of Jean-Michel Basquiat as a form of sacrifice: his ritual offerings were the parts of himself…
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