ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月29日 08時35分

Early next year, a portrait of @Barack Obama will go up on the walls of the @smithsoniannpg in Washington, produced by an artist who was chosen by @Barack Obama himself in the closing months of his presidency. The artist, @kehindewiley, is known for picturing young black people in stylized portraits that are deliberate throwbacks to earlier traditions of painting. His art plays on different ways of seeing, and questions the representation of nonwhites (or lack thereof) in Western art. For instance, in his 2010 “Equestrian Portrait of King Philip II (Michael Jackson),” the pop superstar, in a cape and elaborate armor, mimics the monarch in the Rubens work it references. So will @Barack Obama be depicted on horseback, wearing breeches and a plumed hat? @kehindewiley said he’d been sworn to secrecy by the @smithsoniannpg. The artist — who keeps studios in Brooklyn, Beijing and Dakar, Senegal, to avoid the boredom of working in one place — said he took very seriously the fact that the former president had faith in him to do it. “I’m excited about it: It’s going to be amazing,” he said. “It’s going to be, like, boom!” @tom__jamieson photographed #KehindeWiley while on #nytassignment in London. Visit the link in our profile to read more — and to see some of @kehindewiley’s past work.

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