Review: ‘Insistent Presence’ explores identity and the body through the eyes of contemporary African artists
Not many exhibitions manage to feel both expansive and deeply personal — Insistent Presence does just that and offers instant connection. Insistent Presence: Contemporary African Art from the Chazen Collection, on view at Michael C. Carlos Museum through December 14, is curated by Emory doctoral student Margaret Nagawa. That fact alone is notable: It’s rare...
Not many exhibitions manage to feel both expansive and deeply personal — Insistent Presence does just that and offers instant connection. Insistent Presence: Contemporary African Art from the Chazen Collection, on view at Michael C. Carlos Museum through December 14, is curated by Emory doctoral student Margaret Nagawa. That fact alone is notable: It’s rare...
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