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)「“I entered this project with a deep desire to think about how art serves as practices of belonging and ways of connecting for people who have been rendered 'bad subjects' by the state... How art serves to create new relationships, new ways of imagining togetherness, and also to imagine other ways of understanding and enacting justice.” In the latest episode of the #MoMAMagazine Podcast, Dr. Nicole R. Fleetwood (@nifleetwood), curator of “Marking Time: Art in the Age of Mass Incarceration” at @momaps1, speaks with artists @halimflowers, Rowan Renee (@brooklyntintype), James Yaya Hough (@hough9459), and Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter (@isisthasaviour). Their conversations explore the relationship between art and freedom, the failures of the American carceral system, and their perspectives on prison abolition and how empathetic justice might be achieved. Listen at the link in our bio, and on MoMA PS1's new multimedia guide on the Bloomberg Connects app. Download at mo.ma/ps1guide. --- [Tameca Cole. “Locked in a Dark Calm.” 2016. Collage and graphite on paper. Collection Ellen Driscoll]」11月19日 10時31分