Art, Identity, and Memory: Women Illustrators and The Crisis, 1910–34

Friday, January 8, 2010: 9:30 AM
Marina Ballroom Salon F (Marriott)
Amy Helene Kirschke , University of North Carolina at Wilmington, Wilmington, NC
"Art, Identity, and Memory: Women Illustrators and The Crisis, 1910-1934" investigates the artwork exhibited in The Crisis, and the inventive, creative, and tenacious women on its covers and in its pages who illustrated modern Black life through artistic expression.  It explores the techniques of artistic creation, politics, and subject matter to understand how Women illustrators of The Crisis created an identity and forged historical memory.
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