Shades of Black: Assembling Black Arts in 1980s Britain Book

Shades of Black: Assembling Black Arts in 1980s Britain, In the 1980s—at the height of Thatcherism and in the wake of civil unrest and rioting in a number of British cities—the Black Arts Movement burst onto the British art scene with breathtaking intensity, changing the nature and perception of British culture, Shades of Black: Assembling Black Arts in 1980s Britain

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Shades of Black: Assembling Black Arts in 1980s Britain
Written by author David A. Bailey
Published by Duke University Press, January 2005
In the 1980s—at the height of Thatcherism and in the wake of civil unrest and rioting in a number of British cities—the Black Arts Movement burst onto the British art scene with breathtaking intensity, changing the nature and perception of British culture
A history of the last twenty years of black arts in Britain, focusing on the eighties, a decade of such arts explosion.

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Shades of black : assembling the 1980s
Pt. 1 Texts
Assembling the 1980s : the deluge - and after 1
The success and failure of the black arts movement 21
Wait, did I miss something? : some personal musings on the 1980s and beyond 35
Inside the invisible : for/getting strategy 41
Iconography after identity 49
A to Y (entries for an inventionry of dented "I"s) 59
On becoming an artist : Algerian, African, Arab, Muslim, French, and black British? : a dialogue of visibility 67
CoRespondents 77
Triangular trades : late-twentieth-century "black" art and transatlantic cultural commerce 89
Collaborative projects : toward a more inclusive practice 103
Why Asia now? : contemporary Asian art and the politics of multiculturalism 109
Choices for black arts in Britain over thirty years 115
A case of mistaken identity 123
Color plates 133
Pt. 2 The conference
Conference papers and speakers 166
Dialogues 167
Pt. 3 Time lines
Introduction 199
Time lines 210
Pt. 4 Recommended reading
Introduction 307
Histories and positions 309
Visual practices 312
Exhibitions and display 314
Institutions, policies, and reports 316

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Depth: 0.930 cm (0.37 inches)

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I had the opportunity of viewing an exhibition that displayed works of many of the artists included in this book. These art works are very challenging, as is the philosophical topic of "beauty." Of special interest (to me) is Chapter 4 of this book entitled "Beauty Lost, Beauty Found: One Hundred Years Attitudes" wherein the author contrasts The Art World's (TAW) modern & postmodern nontranscedent worldview with those of the "Neo-Thomists" transcendent views on art & beauty; especially those of French Roman Catholic philosopher Jacques Maritain.

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	Shades of black : assembling the 1980s
Pt. 1	Texts
	Assembling the 1980s : the deluge - and after	1
	The success and failure of the black arts movement	21
	Wait, did I miss something? : some personal musings on the 1980s and beyond	35
	Inside the invisible : for/getting strategy	41
	Iconography after identity	49
	A to Y (entries for an inventionry of dented "I"s)	59
	On becoming an artist : Algerian, African, Arab, Muslim, French, and black British? : a dialogue of visibility	67
	CoRespondents	77
	Triangular trades : late-twentieth-century "black" art and transatlantic cultural commerce	89
	Collaborative projects : toward a more inclusive practice	103
	Why Asia now? : contemporary Asian art and the politics of multiculturalism	109
	Choices for black arts in Britain over thirty years	115
	A case of mistaken identity	123
	Color plates	133
Pt. 2	The conference
	Conference papers and speakers	166
	Dialogues	167
Pt. 3	Time lines
	Introduction	199
	Time lines	210
Pt. 4	Recommended reading
	Introduction	307
	Histories and positions	309
	Visual practices	312
	Exhibitions and display	314
	Institutions, policies, and reports	316