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Organised in conjunction with Spotlight, the panel will explore the historical significance of African Amercian artists from the 1960's and '70's employing a decidedly abstract aesthetic. Let by Tate's Mark Godfrey, the discussion will centre around collecting trends - both in museums and private collections, as well as the flourishing interest in art from this period.
Participants:Melvin Edwards (artist)Pamela Joyner (collector)
Chair: Mark Godfrey (Senior Curator, International Art, Europe and Americas, Tate Modern, London)
By FriezeOrganised in conjunction with Spotlight, the panel will explore the historical significance of African Amercian artists from the 1960's and '70's employing a decidedly abstract aesthetic. Let by Tate's Mark Godfrey, the discussion will centre around collecting trends - both in museums and private collections, as well as the flourishing interest in art from this period.
Participants:Melvin Edwards (artist)Pamela Joyner (collector)
Chair: Mark Godfrey (Senior Curator, International Art, Europe and Americas, Tate Modern, London)