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Aaron Douglas: African American modernist. Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas, Lawrence (Kansas), 8 Sept. – 2 Dec. 2007; 253p., col. illus.; bibl. pp.235–7, biog., exhibs.
The art of Romare Bearden. National Gallery of Art, Washington, 14 Sept. 2003 – 4 Jan. 2004; 334p., col. illus.; bibl. pp.270–315, biog. pp.212–46.
Aubrey Williams. Whitechapel Art Gallery, London, 12 June – 16 Aug. 1998; 110p., illus. (some col.); bibl. pp.106–10, colls., exhibs.
Chris Ofili: the upper room. Victoria Miro Gallery, London, 25 June – 3 Aug. 2002; [59]p., col. illus.
Coloring: new work by Glenn Ligon. Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, 22 Oct. 2000 – 11 Mar. 2001; 36p., illus. (some col.); bibl. p.35, biog. pp.34–5, exhibs.
David Hammons: rousing the rabble. Institute for Contemporary Art, P.S.1 Museum, New York, 16 Dec. 1990 – 10 Feb. 1991; Institute of Contemporary art, Philadelphia, 15 Mar. – 28 Apr. 1991; San Diego Museum of Contemporary Art, 17 Aug. – 10 Nov. 1991; 95p., illus.
David Hammons: selected works. Zwirner & Wirth, New York, 21 Feb. – 1 Apr. 2006; [44]p., col. illus.; text by Franklin Sirmans.
David Hammons: the unauthorized retrospective. Triple Candie, Harlem, New York, 8 Jan. – 12 Feb. 2006; illus.
Ellen Gallagher: coral cities. Tate Liverpool, Liverpool, 21 Apr. – 27 Aug. 2007; 114p., col. illus.; biog. pp.111–3, exhibs.
Glenn Ligon: stranger. The Studio Museum in Harlem, New York, 31 Jan. – 1 Apr. 2001; 37p. illus.; bibl. p.35, biog. pp.33–5, exhibs.
Glenn Ligon: text paintings 1990–2004. Regen Projects, Los Angeles, Sept. 2004; [20]p., col. illus.
Glenn Ligon: un/becoming. Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia, 17 Jan. – 8 Mar. 1998; 63p., illus.; bibl. pp.60–2; introd. by Judith Tannenbaum.
Jacob Lawrence: American painter. Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, 10 July – 7 Sept. 1986; 235p., illus. (some col.); bibl. pp.225–31, biog., colls., exhibs.
Jacob Lawrence: the Harriet Tubman series. Albright-Knox Art Gallery, New York, 18 Jan. – 2 Mar. 1986; [7]p., col. illus.; biog., exhibs.
Jacob Lawrence: the migration series. Phillips Collection, Washington, D.C., 23 Sept. 1993 – 9 Jan. 1994; Milwaukee Art Museum, 28 Jan. – 20 Mar. 1994, and around the U.S.A. ending at Museum of Modern Art, New York, Jan. – Apr. 1995; 172p., illus. (some col.).
Lasar Segall: un expresionista brasileño. Museo de Arte Moderno, Conaculta, 6 Mar. – 2 June 2002; 318p., col. illus.; bibl. p.313, biog. pp.292–312; exhibs.
Lorna Simpson. Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, 16 Apr. – 10 Jul. 2006; 158p., illus. (some col.); bibl. pp.152–3; includes interview with the artist.
María Magdalena Campos-Pons: everything is separated by water. Indianapolis Museum of Art, 25 Feb. – 3 June 2007; 183p., col. illus.; bibl. pp.176–81, biog. pp.167–75, colls., exhibs.; ed. by Lisa D. Freiman; see essay by Enwezor, Okwui: “The Diasporic Imagination: The Memory Works of Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons,” pp.64–89.
Norman Lewis 1909–1979: 25 highly important paintings: an exhibition. Bill Hodges Gallery, New York, 23 May – 11 July 1998; 59p., illus.; biog.
Norman Lewis: black paintings, 1946–1977. Studio Museum Harlem, New York, 1 Apr. – 20 Sept. 1998; 124p. illus. (some col.); biog. pp.118–9, exhibs.; introd. by Kinshasha Holman Conwill.
Norman Lewis: from the Harlem Renaissance to abstraction. Kenkeleba Gallery, New York, 10 May – 25 June 1989; 72p., illus. (some col.); biog., exhibs.
Over the line: the art of Jacob Lawrence. Phillips Collection, Washington 27 May – 19 Aug. 2001; Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, 8 Nov. 2001 – 3 Feb. 2002; Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit, 24 Feb. – 19 May 2001; Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, 16 June – 8 Sept. 2002; Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, 5 Oct. 2002 – 5 Jan. 2003; 336p., col. illus.; bibl. pp.270–8, biog. pp.25–65. See original edition published as part of a 2 vol. catalogue raisonné.
Pedro Figari en el Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes. Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires, 1996; 67p., col. illus.
Relocating the remains: Keith Piper. Royal College of Art, London 18 July – 13 August 1997; 95p., illus. (some col.); bibl. p.92; includes CD-ROM.
Romare Bearden: fractured tales: intimate collages. Michael Rosenfeld Gallery, LLC, New York, 8 Sept. – 28 Oct. 2006; 48p., col. illus.; bibl. p.42.
Romare Bearden in black and white: photomontage projections 1964. Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, 17 Jan. – 20 Mar. 1997; 88p., illus.; bibl. pp.82–3, biog. pp.77–80.
Wangechi Mutu: the Cinderella curse. A.C.A. Gallery of Savannah College of Art and Design, Atlanta, 9 May – 22 July 2007; [20]p., col. illus.; biog., exhibs.
Wifredo Lam. Fundació Joan Miró, Barcelona, 21 Jan. – 21 Mar. 1993; 188p., col. illus.; biog. pp.186–8; text in Catalan.