Suzanne Jackson, a history drawing—cracked wall (detail), 2016–19. Graphite, acrylic wash, coffee with acrylic medium, and colored pencil on cotton-backed Stonehenge paper. Collection of George and Keren Davis. © Suzanne Jackson, courtesy Ortuzar, New York; photo: Timothy Doyon.
Suzanne Jackson, a history drawing—cracked wall (detail), 2016–19. Graphite, acrylic wash, coffee with acrylic medium, and colored pencil on cotton-backed Stonehenge paper. Collection of George and Keren Davis. © Suzanne Jackson, courtesy Ortuzar, New York; photo: Timothy Doyon.
The first retrospective devoted to the full breadth of the artist’s career, “Suzanne Jackson: What Is Love” celebrates her groundbreaking vision through more than 60 paintings and drawings that make innovative use of color, light, and structure.
Join Claire Howard, Hansjörg Wyss Curator of Modern Art, as she explores Jackson’s career as a visual artist and a central figure in Los Angeles’s African American art scene.
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