グッゲンハイム美術館のインスタグラム(guggenheim) - 2月14日 02時46分

"I remember when we used to go up on Tar Beach, which was the roof of our building, we could reflect and look at all of New York, the lights, and it was so beautiful"—Collection artist Faith Ringgold discusses her life, artistic process, and the story of "Tar Beach" (1988) in a 2012 @craftinamerica interview. Best known for her imaginative, narrative quilts, this is the first quilt in Ringgold's colorful and lighthearted series "Women on a Bridge," which depicts the fantasies of Cassie Louise Lightfoot, its spirited heroine and narrator who on a summer night in Harlem flies over the George Washington Bridge. For Ringgold, this phantasmic flight symbolizes the potential for freedom and self-possession. Learn more about Ringgold's "Tar Beach" at guggenheim.org/collection-online and listen to the interview at craftinamerica.org/shorts/faith-ringgold-segment. #FaithRinggold #GuggenheimCollection #Guggenheim #BlackHistoryMonth

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