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All the Money in Palestine,

Say My Name,

Cockman Always Rises Gray,

Mogamma (A Painting in Four Parts): Part 2,

Destiny’s Doorman,

In the course of her career, Chakaia Booker has worked almost exclusively with recycled automobile tires rending them apart into razor-sharp, ebony ribbons with which she fashions her sculpture. Booker began working with tires in the early 1990s as an “aesthetic response to the urban landscape of Northern New Jersey.” Destiny’s Doorman is a totemic […]

Transparent Wishes,

Transparent Wishes consists of 100 cast glass wishbones cascading down the wall bearing a list of words: “after,” “remember,” “shift,” “forget,” “indulge,” “last,” “remedy,” “vary,” “recast,” “obliterate,” “deviate,” “reverse,” and “more time.” Without context, the meaning of these words is left up to the viewer. Together they comprise a list which is essentially a tool […]

The Jubilant Martyrs of Obsolescence and Ruin,

Native Tongue/Ogbe Oyeku,

Influenced by West African cultures, Fahamu Pecou’s works offer a critique on the contemporary topics of celebrity, media, and racism. Dr. Sean Meighoo coined the term “‘Fahamenology’ of performance,” describing the way Pecou’s works undo oppressive cultural structures of experience and consciousness, attempting a liberation of today’s marked male subject. Specifically, Native Tongue/Ogbe Oyeku depicts […]

Magnetic Fields,

Kin XXIX (Vincero),