Kerry James Marshall, Daily Celebrations

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Kerry James Marshall, Daily Celebrations
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Kerry James Marshall, School of Beauty, School of Culture, 2012, Acrylic on canvas, 274 × 401 cm | Courtesy © Birmingham Museum of Art Museum
Kerry James Marshall
Date ouverture: 20 sept. 2025
Date fermeture: 18 janv. 2026
Programme: Tue / Wed / Thu / Sat / Sun 10 am - 6 pm | Fri 10 am - 9 pm | Mon closed
Tickets: £ 23.50 | £ 25.50
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Location: Royal Academy of Arts
Adresse: Burlington House, Piccadilly, London W1J 0BD

For over 40 years, Chicago-based artist Kerry James Marshall has made it his mission to artistically represent black men and women in painting and sculpture. Drawing on the traditions of Western painting that he encountered in books and museums as a child, and blending them with other sources of contemporary culture and science fiction, Marshall places black bodies front and center in his figurative paintings and murals. Lyrical works that are both commentaries on the past and projections of more optimistic futures, often executed on a large scale. This exhibition features 70 of Marshall’s works, including a new series of paintings made specifically for the exhibition and his commemorative sculpture Wake that evolves each time it is exhibited.

Veronica Azzari - © 2024 ARTE.it for Bvlgari Hotel London

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