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Embrace the Public, or Not w/ JBarber
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Happy New Year! The Noize is back for more Black art conversations for you. Your boy JBarber can’t come back without talking about the biggest thing going in art right now. The Hank Willis Thomas sculpture honoring Martin Luther King and Coretta Scott King. To say the reviews have been mixed is an understatement. JB talks about the piece, all the conversation around it, and what we can take away from it all. We are excited to announce our partnership with Black Art In America and how we will work together to keep bringing you more content and conversations. Listen, subscribe, and share!
Episode 157 topics include:
Embrace sculpture by Hank Willis Thomas
intention versus interpretation
public criticism
considering scale as an artist
expectations of art patrons
synergy with Black Art In America
Send a voice memo of your thoughts about the Embrace sculpture to [email protected] to be included in a future episode of the Noize.
See More: Spelman Museum website + Spelman Museum IG @spelmanmuseum
Jamaal Barber: @JBarberStudio
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