Robert G. O’Meally is Zora Neale Hurston Professor of English and Comparative Literature and the Director of the Center for Jazz Studies at Columbia University.
Robert G. O’Meally is Zora Neale Hurston Professor of English and Comparative Literature and the Director of the Center for Jazz Studies at Columbia University.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments ix "Pressing on Life Until It Gave Back Something in Kinship": An Introductory Essay / Robert G. O'Meally 1 Part I. Life and Times Putting Something over Something Else / Calvin Tomkins 31 Interview with Romare Bearden / Henri Ghent 54 Part II. Writings The Negro Artist and Modern Art / Romare Bearden 87 The Negro Artist's Dilemma / Romare Bearden 91 The Journal of Romare Bearden: 1947 to 1949 / Romare Bearden 99 Rectangular Structure in My Montage Paintings / Romare Bearden 121 The Twenties and the Black Renaissance / Romare Bearden and Harry Henderson 133 The 1930s: An Art Reminiscence / Romare Bearden 156 Humility / Romare Bearden 162 Encounters with African Art / Romare Bearden 164 Part III. Reflections on a Layered Legacy Bearden: Black Life on Its Own Terms / August Wilson 175 Abrupt Stops and an Unexpected Liquidity: The Aesthetics of Romare Bearden / Toni Morrison 178 The Genius of Romare Bearden / Elizabeth Alexander 185 The Art of Romare Bearden / Ralph Ellison 196 Bearden / Ralph Ellison 204 Between the Shadow and the Act / John Edgar Wideman 209 Romare Bearden: African American Modernism at Mid-Century / Kobena Mercer 217 Bearden Plays Bearden / Albert Murray 236 The Political Bearden / Brent Hayes Edwards 256 Circe in Black: Homer, Toni Morrison, Romare Bearden / Farah Jasmine Griffin 270 Conjure and Collapse in the Art of Romare Bearden / Rachael Delue 281 Changing, Conjuring Reality / Richard Powell 296 Romare Bearden's Li'l Dan the Drummer Boy: Coloring a Story of the Civil War / Robert Burns Stepto 307 Impressions and Improvisations: A Look at the Prints of Romare Bearden / Mary Lee Corlett 315 Bearden's Caribbean Dimension / Sally Price and Richard Price 351 Sheer Mastery: Romare Bearden's Final Year / Myron Schwartzman 363 Romare Bearden, an Idelible Imprint / David C. Driskell 379 Selected References 389 Index 393
Acknowledgments ix "Pressing on Life Until It Gave Back Something in Kinship": An Introductory Essay / Robert G. O'Meally 1 Part I. Life and Times Putting Something over Something Else / Calvin Tomkins 31 Interview with Romare Bearden / Henri Ghent 54 Part II. Writings The Negro Artist and Modern Art / Romare Bearden 87 The Negro Artist's Dilemma / Romare Bearden 91 The Journal of Romare Bearden: 1947 to 1949 / Romare Bearden 99 Rectangular Structure in My Montage Paintings / Romare Bearden 121 The Twenties and the Black Renaissance / Romare Bearden and Harry Henderson 133 The 1930s: An Art Reminiscence / Romare Bearden 156 Humility / Romare Bearden 162 Encounters with African Art / Romare Bearden 164 Part III. Reflections on a Layered Legacy Bearden: Black Life on Its Own Terms / August Wilson 175 Abrupt Stops and an Unexpected Liquidity: The Aesthetics of Romare Bearden / Toni Morrison 178 The Genius of Romare Bearden / Elizabeth Alexander 185 The Art of Romare Bearden / Ralph Ellison 196 Bearden / Ralph Ellison 204 Between the Shadow and the Act / John Edgar Wideman 209 Romare Bearden: African American Modernism at Mid-Century / Kobena Mercer 217 Bearden Plays Bearden / Albert Murray 236 The Political Bearden / Brent Hayes Edwards 256 Circe in Black: Homer, Toni Morrison, Romare Bearden / Farah Jasmine Griffin 270 Conjure and Collapse in the Art of Romare Bearden / Rachael Delue 281 Changing, Conjuring Reality / Richard Powell 296 Romare Bearden's Li'l Dan the Drummer Boy: Coloring a Story of the Civil War / Robert Burns Stepto 307 Impressions and Improvisations: A Look at the Prints of Romare Bearden / Mary Lee Corlett 315 Bearden's Caribbean Dimension / Sally Price and Richard Price 351 Sheer Mastery: Romare Bearden's Final Year / Myron Schwartzman 363 Romare Bearden, an Idelible Imprint / David C. Driskell 379 Selected References 389 Index 393
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