In this lively and engaging book, Lisa Gail Collins examines the work of contemporary African American women artists. Her study comes at a time when an unprecedented number of these artists -- photographers, filmmakers, painters, installation and mixed-media artists -- have garnered the attention and imagination of the art-viewing public. To better understand the significance of this particular historical moment in American visual arts, Collins focuses on four "problems"…
Author: Lisa Gail Collins · Original publisher: Rutgers University Press (New Brunswick, N.J., 2002)
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