ブルックリン美術館のインスタグラム(brooklynmuseum) - 7月22日 06時36分

Throughout the 20th c. and beyond, the figurative and narrative traditions in art endured even as international conflicts, civil unrest, freer exchange of ideas, and new waves of immigration led to the emergence of multiple artistic styles. Many artists focused on the human figure, either to portray particular individuals or to engage with social and political issues. The modernized realism of #MalvinaHoffman's Martinique Woman (1928) signaled a deliberate break with earlier treatments of African subjects ranging from caricature to romanticism. For many years, however, the critical reception of Hoffman’s work remained firmly embedded in racist language and a Eurocentric point of view. With this larger context, this sculpture therefore raises questions about identity and privilege, intent and interpretation, aesthetic and objective appreciation. Stop by our newly refreshed #BKMAmericanart galleries and see a broader definition of American art on our walls.

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