The exhibition, Elizabeth Catlett: A Black Revolutionary at the Brooklyn Museum is a solo show, but it does not isolate the artist. Or perhaps Catlett’s work itself rejects isolation.
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Each image shows the viewer scenes of the American military, and as the description in the MoMA’s gallery dedicated to her work indicates, it is a point of view on the peacetime activities of the armed forces as they move through the world. The tranquility is misleading, but not so much as to hide a further underlying commentary on the repetitive nature of war and how it shapes identity, whether personal or national.
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