Through her immersive performances and installation works, Abigail DeVille celebrates the bravery and optimism—while also memorializing the suffering—embedded within the African American experience.
Embracing History
September 23, 2016
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Sending Out A Signal
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Organizing Chaos
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57 Varieties
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Abigail DeVille Listens to History
New York Close Up
Raúl de Nieves is an American Artist
New York Close Up
Richard Misrach in "Borderlands"
Art in the Twenty-First Century
Politics & Paper Dolls
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Martha Colburn Brings the War Home
New York Close Up
"CNN Concatenated"
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Liz Magic Laser Feeeeeeeeeeeeels Your Pain
New York Close Up
Caroline Woolard Flips the Real Estate Script
New York Close Up
Power & Perspective
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"Grace Notes: Reflections for Now"
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Politicized Landscapes
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Edgar Arceneaux in "Los Angeles"
Art in the Twenty-First Century
America Now
How are artists answering the question: What is America today? Historical markers continue to shape the discourse of the new-normal and artists are responding with powerful works that are representative of the times. This playlist showcases how artists are responding to the dynamic nature of the United States and its parallels.
by Art21December 5, 2018 15 videos • 2:08:54 total runtime
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Big Question
Where Do Vision and Execution Diverge?
Ursula von Rydingsvard constructs a concept piece by piece