Description
This work delves into the profound connection between artist Betye Saar and Black dolls, exploring the rich narrative woven through her lifelong fascination. Featuring an array of new watercolors and a collection of historical assemblages, it illuminates the significance of these dolls in representing cultural identity and resilience.
Through expert contributions from scholars and curators, the book offers diverse perspectives on Saar's artistic journey, revealing how these objects have shaped her creativity and commentary on race and gender. It's a poignant examination of art as both a personal and political medium, inviting readers to reflect on the stories behind these dolls and their impact on the African American experience.
Through expert contributions from scholars and curators, the book offers diverse perspectives on Saar's artistic journey, revealing how these objects have shaped her creativity and commentary on race and gender. It's a poignant examination of art as both a personal and political medium, inviting readers to reflect on the stories behind these dolls and their impact on the African American experience.
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
223 pages
Language
English
Published
Nov 1, 2022
Publisher
Roberts Projects
ISBN-10
1733664769
ISBN-13
9781733664769