'Who owns black experience? Arguments across the generations play out at Victoria Miro’s group show, Rock My Soul, curated by Isaac Julien, of black women artists including [Betye] Saar, 93 — the collages on washboards “We Was Mostly ‘Bout Survival” — and [Howardena] Pindell, 76: “Slavery Memorial: Lash”, a collage piece whose central section of criss-crossed chains and diagrams of crammed slave ships is flanked on one side by African masks, on the other by lists of African-American inventors.'
Image: Howardena Pindell, Slavery Memorial: Lash, 1998–1999
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Calle Drio La Chiesa
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