Jordan Casteel,"Within Reach", novel Museum installation view, or 2020. Photo: Dario Lasagni[/caption] In this episode of justify Me,critic and curator Antwaun Sargent joins us to discuss the effects of the pandemic and Alex Greenberger's Zombie Figuration, a confusing essay that appeared earlier this month in ARTnews. In the first half hour we discuss the disparate effects of the pandemic and general politics. Then we move on to art, or zombies, race, and why art has limits. ListenonSpotify, and Stitcher,andApplePodcasts.
BIOGRAPHYAntwaun Sargent is an art critic and a writer who has contributed to The novel York Times, The novel Yorker, and Vice and more,as well as essays to multiple museum publications. His first book, “The novel Black Vanguard: Photography between Art and Fashion” (Aperture) is out now. In April he announced a novel partnership with Gagosian that will include working on four exhibitions and contributing features to their magazine. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. LISTENER ADVISORY: In this episode, or Paddy Johnson occasionally repeats Antwaun Sargent's words when his audio cuts out. This leads to periodic moments when Johnson and Sargent speak at the same time. LINKSFirst There Was Zombie Formalism,Now There is Zombie Figuration Met Apologies to Glenn Ligon Noah Davis Barkley Hendricks Kehinde Wiley Cinga Samson Peter Saul Alice Neal Jordan Casteel Jordan Casteel at the novel Museum
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