A Reunited History: Jacob Lawrence at the Phillips Collection
A decade after his celebrated "The Migration Series," Jacob Lawrence painted the story of the beginnings of America, including competing struggles for independence.
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Long-Missing Jacob Lawrence Painting Comes to Light in New York
Another work from the same series was discovered just last year.
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Missing Jacob Lawrence Painting Found, Mondrian Lawsuit, and More: Morning Links from October 22, 2020
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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How Jacob Lawrence Used Painting to Powerfully Tell the Histories of Black Americans
His 'Migration' series is considered one of the defining bodies of work in the history of American modernism.
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‘Everything Was a Muse to Him’: A Jacob Lawrence Expert on a 1944 ARTnews Profile of the Artist
Leslie King-Hammond views an article from the ARTnews archives through a contemporary lens.
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Jacob Lawrence on His Understated, Groundbreaking Pictures of African-American Life, in 1944: From the Archives
Lawrence said he "tried to paint things as I see them."
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Georgia O’Keeffe, Jacob Lawrence, and More: How ARTnews Covered MoMA’s Defining Shows of the 1940s
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Augusta Savage at Cummer Museum, Jacksonville, Florida
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“Outliers and American Vanguard Art”
Self-taught, modern primitive, visionary, folk artist: for decades, the field of outsider art has been mired in debate over its terminology.
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Poetics of Relation
Jemison's works are often fragments that point to a larger body of research, much of it focused on the epistemological implications of such encounters.
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