グッゲンハイム美術館のインスタグラム(guggenheim) - 3月1日 05時57分

Hank Willis Thomas (@hankwillisthomas) manipulates archival images to explore issues of race, personal identity and the exclusionary way in which history has been told. “Freedom Now (III)” is part of his 2018 body of work “What We Ask Is Simple,” which appropriates images of 20th century protests in Africa, North America, and Europe to comment on the contemporary sociopolitical climate. Thomas renders the image in retroreflective vinyl so that it initially appears as a white monochromatic triptych, with only slightly visible silhouettes of figures. Once activated with light (swipe left to reveal), the indiscriminate silhouettes reveal a group of protesters during the 1960s Civil Rights movement, their expressions passionate and their protest signs illuminated with powerful sentiments of resistance. #BlackHistoryMonth
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Artwork: Hank Willis Thomas, “Freedom Now (III)” (2018)
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