Join Carole Genshaft & Deidre Hamlar to celebrate Raggin’ On: The Art of Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson’s House and Journals, the companion to the exhibition of MacArthur Fellow Aminah Robinson’s work.
Join Carole M. Genshaft and Deidre Hamlar for a virtual program to celebrate Raggin’ On: The Art of Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson’s House and Journals, the accompaniment to a landmark exhibition of MacArthur Fellow Aminah Robinson’s work, which revolved around her family and community, African American history, travel, and the stories her elders told her. The Zoom meeting ID for this program is 813 4096 1511
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Topic: Raggin On: The Art of Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson's House
Time: Feb 16, 2021 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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Carole M. Genshaft is curator-at-large at the Columbus Museum of Art and enjoyed a close relationship with Aminah Robinson beginning in the late 1980s. Since Robinson’s death in 2015, she has supervised the organization and documentation of the artist’s estate, which was left to the Museum. She has curated and co-curated many exhibitions about Robinson’s life and work, including Symphonic Poem, a retrospective of the artist’s work that travelled nationally in 2006. In 2018, she organized Kindred Spirits, an exhibition about the relationship between Robinson and her friend and mentor, folk artist Elijah Pierce. In addition to contributing articles about Robinson to many publications, Genshaft has written Aminah’s World, a children’s book about Robinson’s life and art.
A native of the Near East Side of Columbus, Deidre Hamlar is a lawyer, arts administrator, artists' representative, arts business consultant and independent curator. Following a deep passion for the power of arts to communicate across cultures, she founded Peaceworks Gallery in Columbus in 1990, became a multicultural educator with The Columbus Museum of Art and Walker Art Center, was community engagement facilitator for the development of the Poindexter Museum and Cultural Center, co-curator of the 2016 Columbus Historical Society exhibition, Poindexter Village: A Portrait in Stories, and co-authored Roads Diverge: William L. Hawkins and Elijah Pierce in Columbus in William Hawkins: an Imaginative Geography (Skira 2018). Since 2018, Hamlar has worked with the Columbus Museum of Art to archive and curate Robinson's art and writing in preparation for the current catalogue, exhibition and artist's residence.
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