Raised in Birmingham, Alabama, Kerry Marshall does large-scale, highly stylized, allegorical paintings of African-American life including a major exhibition in 1998 tilted "Mementos," commemorating the leaders of the Civil Rights Movement. He also did a series on low-income housing projects ironically depicted as idyllic places populated by inky-black figures emphasizing the word black. In addition to painting, Kerry Marshall also does sculpture, collage, photography, video and installation.
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