Charles Desmarais, “Art Guy”, asked “Why is African American art having a moment?” (Datebook.sfchronicle.com, Jun 02, 2019) and Culture Type tried to explain “Why African American Art is Hot”, “Having a Moment” (Tweet July 27/2019). Works by African American artists were featured prominently in auction houses, museums. Some artists achieved record prices for their work. My bet is that 2019 was not a ‘Moment’ but a continuation of a movement.
Three Artists to Know and collect
Howardina Pindell, Constellation Ann Tanksley, Untitled Cora Marshall, Runaway Slave Series
Here are three women in the Art Hedge Collection who deserve to share the ‘moment’: Howardina Pindell, Ann Tanksley and Cora Marshall. Their art works are powerful, beautiful and unique. I get the same feelings from their works like I did when I first saw Elizabeth Catlett’s Sharecropper. Perhaps, like the 86 year old abstract painter Sam Gilliam, who is getting his due, their stars will ascend.
With the exception of Howardina Pindell, the artists works are still attainable and available. We recommend that you collect them— collecting them may be a wise art investment strategy.
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