TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 3月1日 23時45分

'Kehinde Wiley: A New Republic', a career-length survey of the artist's work, is on display at the Brooklyn Museum through May 24, 2015. Wiley developed his artistic strategy in 2001, not long after receiving an MFA from Yale. Recruiting young African-American men off the street in Harlem, he would invite them to leaf through art books at his studio and choose a pose from an Old Master painting. He would photograph them in that posture but costumed in the latest street gear, and use that shot as the basis for a large photo-realist painting that carried the title of the earlier canvas. This image, 'Two Sisters,' is modeled after a painting by Riccardi Tisci from 1843. Painting by Kehinde Wiley, Courtesy of Sean Kelly, New York. Read more in this week's issue of TIME.

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