A Few of My Favorites

The first collection of works by Armando Alleyne, bringing together the eclectic iconography of jazz musicians, boxers, black American icons and friends of the New York painter. The artworks are presented alongside a series of snapshots and personal anecdotes that memorialize artworks sold and people who are no longer with us.
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Parallel to his incessant practice of painting portraits of Black icons, Armando Alleyne allows elements of his lived experience to take form in his work. Series such as Shelter Blues animate his first-hand experiences of homelessness. Another series, Maria's Song calls on a pantheon of religious symbolism to pay homage to the sister he lost to AIDS. Included are erotic paintings which the artist based on magazine ads and models he staged. Never shying away from the seminal, the sensual or the political, Alleyne's lifetime of paintings tell a story of how we are subject to our city and how in it we can search for the tools to heal.

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Characteristics

English language

Authors
Armando Alleyne
Publisher
Edition Patrick Frey
Dimensions
24,1 x 29,2
Publication year
2021
Number of pages
244
EAN
9783907236253

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