グッゲンハイム美術館のインスタグラム(guggenheim) - 2月8日 06時19分

Working in sculpture and sound, Kevin Beasley (@kevinmbeasley) explores the history of race and class in the United States in “Strange Fruit (Pair 1)” (2015). Within the open sonic environment of a museum gallery, this work, comprised of two athletic shoes, one merged with microphones, the other with speakers, offers an experience of intimacy, absorbing and reflecting the sound of the crowd at the scale of a personal conversation. Beasley compounds the technological interchange with additional layers of meaning, bringing to mind the urban phenomenon of shoes hanging from overhead wires or poles. At the same time, the work’s title refers to history of lynchings memorialized by Bronx school teacher Abel Meerepol in the 1937 protest song “Strange Fruit.” #BlackHistoryMonth
Photo: David Heald
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