Pindell DNA ARTISTS_Edith Neff —Excerpted from https://noyesmuseum

—Excerpted from https://noyesmuseum

the subject matter often depicts African American themes

Williams believed that abstraction offered him much greater creative and expressive freedom than figural representation

Foremost though is the description of the Iron as a domestic tool form here I link slavery to domestic work as its most extreme is servitude

When he arrived in New York from his native home

Pindell DNA ARTISTS_Edith Neff —Excerpted from https://noyesmuseumFrom the Artist One of the things I like about printmaking is the serendipitous result. I like to call it a kiss of very unique impression. From Brandywine Workshop and Archives records Howardena Pindell continues to create art that often expresses issues of racism, feminism, human rights, and spirituality, typically weaving personal experience with images selected from media, and always elegantly constructed and deeply affecting. The creative process