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African American Art - Having a “Moment”!??? Why?

August 13, 2019

After weeks of procrastination and perhaps doubt about the value of his musings, the Art Hedger, prompted by “Art Guy’s" Charles Desmarais’, tackles the question: Is African American art having a moment? He makes it clear that the “moment” question is at least 11 years old. It’s a “moment” decade, if not centuries building, in the making, and maybe, we can all agree, a long time coming. His conclusion: The question “Why African American Art is Hot" is skin-deep. I believe it ignores the complex sociocultural, economic, and political legacy of America. It allows for the possibility that progress is fleeting (and it might be) and does not recognize the pain of dreams exploded and deferred. Art is our mirror…”

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In African American Art, Art Collecting Tags Past Times, Kerry James Marshall, Tschabalala Self, Alicia Keys, Swizz Beatz, P. Diddy, Art Basel, Miami, Charles Desmarais, Virginia Wolf, Tanner, Banner, Basquiat, African Diaspora, Langston Hughes, Rashid Johnson, Hank Willis Thomas, Jordan Casteel, a room of one’s own, Africans, Bannister, Frantz Fanon, Al Loving, Civil Rights, Black Power, African Americans, Susan Adams, Forbes, San Francisco Chronicle
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The Art Hedger’s first blog

March 24, 2019

The Collector’s muze is the Art Blog for Art Hedge. The first blog introduces the Art Hedge Collection: art works by Dwight Beard, Dr. Cora Marshall, Ann Tanksley, Al Loving..

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In African American Art, Art, Art Collecting Tags Art Hedge, art collecting, art blog, Dwight Baird, La Mujer con Zapatos Rojos, Mona Lisa, Norwalk CT, Canadian artist, Cuba, Egyptian rug, Center for Contemporary Art (CCP), Collecting art, Ann Tanksley, Al Loving, Tafa, Harlem Renaissance, Ghanaian artist, Political Science, Economics, Hamilton College, Reformation, Form follows function, New York City (NYC), Brooklyn, Artists, Zimbabwe, Labor Day Parade in Brooklyn, Haiti, Coffee Table Art Blog, accidental collectors
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