Claudette Johnson: Line, Rhythm, Space Baldwin James it provides sustained exploration into

it provides sustained exploration into the processes and motivations that have given rise to an array of critical commentary and intellectual histories shaping the understanding

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revealing the queer Palestinian spirit of agency

mapping an artistic practice that ranges from her exhibitions at such major museums and galleries as the ICA and the Tate to her curatorship of the Women of Colour Index

Claudette Johnson: Line, Rhythm, Space Baldwin James it provides sustained exploration intoWalther Konig Verlag, 2024, softcover, 88 pages, 31 x 24 cm Tender yet compelling, Johnson's portraits of herself, her friends and her relatives are touchstones of Black figuration A founding member of the Black British Arts Movement, Claudette Johnson (born 1959) creates large scale drawings of Black people that are intimate and powerful. Working across many mediums, Johnson seeks, in her own words, "to tell a different story about our presence in