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artist: Dindga McCannon



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Ima: Real Estate Mogul (Harlem Women's Series)
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Dindga McCannon

Painting (Painting)

Dindga McCannon created the radiant portrait Ima: Real Estate Mogul from the Harlem Women’s Series by first stitching material together with a sewing machine and then using more traditional painting techniques to render a portrait of Ima, a woman from Harlem who was a real estate developer from the 20th century. As with other works in the series, McCannon completes the portrait by hand beading a personal and cultural iconography of signs and symbols around the edges of the canvas. The work is spiritual in the sense that it has an energy that comes from its directness and from the human hand.

A Year · Marx
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Liu Ding

Textile (Textile)

A Year · Marx by Liu Ding consists of a piece of silk onto which a poem about Marx is printed using inkjet. The work is part of the silk inkjet series A Year, which features political poems from Pine Trees on the Square , a series that Liu Ding wrote for the 2015 Istanbul Biennial. The year 2015 marked a critical political juncture for China, orchestrated by its current leadership and centered around propositions for nationalism.

Liu Ding

Liu Ding is an artist and a curator whose artistic and curatorial practice focuses on multiple viewpoints and modes of description, exploring a trajectory of discursive thoughts that connect the historical and the contemporary...

Dindga McCannon

Among the many roles she identifies with, Dindga McCannon is a multimedia visual artist, teacher, author and writer/illustrator...

  • 2010-2019

    Liu Ding

    Textile (Textile)

    2018

    A Year · Marx by Liu Ding consists of a piece of silk onto which a poem about Marx is printed using inkjet...


  • 2020-2029

    Dindga McCannon

    Painting (Painting)

    2021

    Dindga McCannon created the radiant portrait Ima: Real Estate Mogul from the Harlem Women’s Series by first stitching material together with a sewing machine and then using more traditional painting techniques to render a portrait of Ima, a woman from Harlem who was a real estate developer from the 20th century...