Posts Tagged ‘Sedrick Huckaby’
Black Lives, Black Art
January 17, 2017
I happened to be re-reading Uncle Tom’s Cabin when the current issue of Image (#90) arrived in the mail. So I was especially interested in Joe Milazzo’s essay on the work of African American artist Sedrick Huckaby. In Harriet Beecher Stowe’s 1851 novel, even the kindest and most compassionate white people refer to their slaves…
Read MoreImageUpdate’s Top Ten of 2016
December 27, 2016
Every week, the Image staff curates a digital dispatch of compelling new books, music, artwork, and more, with personal recommendations, links from around the web, and a community message board with calls for art and job postings (not to mention exclusive access to Image discounts and VIP workshop registration!). We deliver these dispatches from the…
Read MoreA Love Supreme: The Surprising Art of Sedrick Huckaby
December 26, 2016
This essay is a web exclusive accompanying Image journal’s current issue, #90. Homely, decorative, domestic—that’s how most of us think of quilting: something a sweet grandmother does while humming an old tune and waiting for a pie to cool on the rack. It’s a comfy-seeming practice we associate with homemaking and mothering—vocations mostly overlooked…
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