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Oct
17
2019

Artist Kori Newkirk transforms everyday images and objects–often drawn from African-American and pop culture–to explore issues of race, gender, and place, in what the artist calls “ghetto-fabulous conceptualism.” He came to the art world’s attention in 2001 with a life-size silhouette of a police surveillance helicopter painted with hair pomade on the wall of The Studio Museum in Harlem. Now he is best known for his signature curtains composed of plastic hair beads arranged to form the images
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$50
LOCATION
Kalamazoo Institute of Arts
314 S. Park Street, Kalamazoo, MI 49007