About this Event
Adrian Burrell employs multiple modalities to, in his words, “create a visual meditation on my family’s untold histories, and a space for collective family storytelling to challenge erasure and explore the knowledge that Black kinship networks reveal.” Burrell holds an MFA in Art & Art History from Stanford University and is currently pursuing a second MFA at UCLA. He is the recipient of numerous international fellowships, awards, and residencies. His presentation will include a screening of his short film The Saints March in Kongo Time, and projection of select works from his first monograph, Sugarcane & Lightning. Image: God Don’t Like Ugly, 2020 @adrianlburrell
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The National Arts Club, 15 Gramercy Park South, New York, United States
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