ブルックリン美術館のインスタグラム(brooklynmuseum) - 6月21日 05時24分
CARE NETWORKS | Borrowing from the visual tropes of historical societies and house museums, this installation pays tribute to Lavender Hill, a queer commune founded outside Ithaca, New York that was active through the 1970s. The group of artists who created this work—#MorganBassichis, #AnnaBetbeze, #TMDavy, #DonChristianJones, #MichiOsato, and #UnaOsato—first came together in 2017 to adapt for performance the beloved book The Faggots & Their Friends Between Revolutions (1977), written by Larry Mitchell and illustrated by Ned Asta, both Lavender Hill members. For this project, they assembled photographs, original drawings, and fliers by Asta and other members of Lavender Hill, alongside new "ephemera" and an audio recording that they have composed, to both engage with and playfully reimagine archives of chosen family and collective living. #NobodyPromisedYouTomorrow #Stonewall50 ⠀⠀
⠀Lavender Hill Historical Society, 2019. Mixed-media installation. Courtesy of the artists and commissioned by the Brooklyn Museum. Installation shots by @jonathan_dorado
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