Kerry James Marshall explains how he explores perfect Blackness through painting
How do you make art that speaks to people beyond the rigid walls of the art world? Kerry James Marshall has an exceptionally unique visual language and approach to making ‘stuff’ that juggles a deep understanding of the history of
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