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Ad Code: 4
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from Auction House Records.
I Thought You Knew
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A collage artist, Mark Bradford began making abstract collages in the 1990s by using paper products from his mother's hair salon in South Central Los Angeles. He combined hairpins, tissue end papers for permanents and dyes for coloration.
He earned an MFA from Cal Arts and then in 2001 earned much attention in the exhibition "Freestyle" of the Studio Museum of Harlem, dedicated to emerging African-American artists. His entry titled "Enter and Exit the New Negro", is a large-scale canvas c (showing 500 of 1218 characters). |
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