ニューヨーク近代美術館のインスタグラム(themuseumofmodernart) - 4月28日 03時35分

“How do we create altars in society for black female genius? And not just the women who are artists or authors. But the women who contained art and who were never afforded the space to express it. It’s not about me as a writer, it’s about: Who authored my life? It is fascinating how so many artists of color often feel as if we are a processional of legacy, and often we enter into these rarefied spaces of art through familial or localized bonds. And yet, outside our intimate memories, who knows the names of these women who made us?”
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2018 Pulitzer Prize-winning essayist Rachel Kaadzi Ghansah sits down with #PopRally’s “Creative New York” blog ahead of this Sunday’s tribute to the legacy of black female creativity, A Woman’s Work. Read her interview at mo.ma/rkg (link in bio) and reserve event tickets at mo.ma/womanswork
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[Artwork: Medu Art Ensemble, Gaborone, Botswana, “You Have Struck a Rock.” 1981. Screenprinted poster. General Print Fund. © 2018 Judy Seidman]

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