Book
Based on archival research at Fisk University and the Schomburg Center, the exhibition book Aaron Douglas: African American Modernist includes original essays by leading scholars and argues for Douglas’s rightful place as a major figure in the development of twentieth-century art. Edited by exhibition curator Susan Earle, the book contains essays by Renee Ater, Kinshasha Holman Conwill, David C. Driskell, Susan Earle, Amy Helene Kirschke, Richard J. Powell, and Cheryl R. Ragar, as well as a Foreword by Robert Hemenway and an illustrated narrative chronology by Stephanie Fox Knappe. The book is co-published by Yale University Press and the Spencer Museum of Art.
272 pages, 9 x 10 ½
50 b/w + 139 color illustrations
Cloth: $60
Paper: $45
Available September 26, 2007
Reviews
- Book Beat
December 16, 2007 - Visual aids: Works that help expand our perspectives of art and photography
Chicago Tribune, December 1, 2007 - Waterstone's
December 2007 - Holiday Books: Visuals
The New York Times Sunday Book Review, December 2, 2007 - New Art Books / Videos
Art Times, November 2007
