Episode 83: Emma Amos: Staring Down Racism Through Color

Journey with me through the evocative compositions by Black figurative artist, printmaker, and weaver Emma Amos. She explores explore identity and tackles, head-on, racial, and gender inequality. Resources for this episode include the writings of art historian Lisa Farrington, Phoebe Wolfskill, Art News and ArtForum International magazines, and the Birmingham Museum of Art. If you have an Instagram page, I encourage you to follow other wonderful individuals and organizations who are blowing up their feed to engage you with female artists of color who tackle issues of racism, police brutality, and social justice through the visual expression. Please visit--@artgirlrising, @knowherart, @prettybrillaintclub, and @artsy