ニューヨーク近代美術館さんのインスタグラム写真 - (ニューヨーク近代美術館Instagram)「“What color is urban? What color is gentrification? What color is privilege? Trusted friends and family joined me in covertly painting soon to be demolished, empty houses in and around Chicago’s Englewood neighborhood. I'd developed a culturally coded, monochromatic color palette based on hues that are primarily found in consumer products that are marketed toward Black people. These colors dominate south side commercial corridors. The project questioned how colors possess socially constructed meanings and associations that are inextricably linked to the politics of race and class in America. The palette combined my academic/formal understanding of color theory with my lived sensibility of growing up as a colored girl on the South Side. Racism is my city's vivid hue.” –#AmandaWilliams … See artist and architect Amanda Williams’ work on view in the #newMoMA, opening October 21. … [Image: Amanda Williams. “Currency Exchange, Safe Passage, from the Color(ed) Theory Suite.” 2014-2016. Pigmented inkjet print. Fund for the Twenty-First Century]」9月21日 0時26分