Published for Jordan Casteel\'s major New Museum show, Within Reach surveys her paintings exploring the nuances of Black subjectivityIn her large-scale oil paintings, New York-based artist Jordan Casteel (born 1989) takes up questions of Black subjectivity and representation by examining the gestures, spaces and forms of nonverbal communication that underpin portraiture.
Published for Casteel\'s first solo museum exhibition in New York, this volume brings together 40 large-scale paintings from throughout her career, including works from the celebrated series Visible Man (2013-14) and Nights in Harlem (2017), along with recent cropped subway paintings and p.
I\'ve always had an inclination towards seeing people who might be easily be unseen. she explains. to be present with someone in a moment.
There is a certain amount of mindfulness that it requires ... --Victoria Valentine Culture Type Published for Jordan Casteel\'s major New Museum show, Within Reach surveys her paintings exploring the nuances of Black subjectivityIn her large-scale oil paintings, New York-based artist Jordan Casteel (born 1989) takes up questions of Black subjectivity and representation by examining the gestures, spaces and forms of nonverbal communication that underpin portraiture.
It is the first comprehensive monographic publication on Casteel\'s work and includes texts by Dawoud Bey, Amanda Hunt and Lauren Haynes, and conversations conducted with the artist by Massimiliano Gioni and Thelma Golden.
This generously illustrated, oversized publication honors the larger-than-life scale of the artist\'s work.
Whether depicting former classmates from Yale, nude and in serene repose; street vendors near her home in Harlem; anonymous New Yorkers huddled on the subway; or her own students, posed largely in domestic interiors among their personal belongings, she explores how both public and private spheres can serve as frames for an inner life.
Published for Casteel\'s first solo museum exhibition in New York, this volume brings together 40 large-scale paintings from throughout her career, including works from the celebrated series Visible Man (2013-14) and Nights in Harlem (2017), along with recent cropped subway paintings and portraits of her students at Rutgers University-Newark.
I\'ve always had an inclination towards seeing people who might be easily be unseen. she explains. to be present with someone in a moment.
There is a certain amount of mindfulness that it requires ...
Published for Jordan Casteel\'s major New Museum show, Within Reach surveys her paintings exploring the nuances of Black subjectivityIn her large-scale oil paintings, New York-based artist Jordan Casteel (born 1989) takes up questions of Black subjectivity and representation by examining the gestures, spaces and forms of nonverbal communication that underpin portraiture
