the Scholar
My research and teaching focus on Black art and Black visual culture(s) as articulated through painting, photography, film/video, and performance. My other interests include identity and representation, critical pleasure studies, and contemporary Black life.
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Women's Art Journal, Spring/Summer 2024
“Committed to Survival: The Womanist Visions of Varnette P. Honeywood and Annie F. Lee”
(peer-reviewed)
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The Art Bulletin, Dec 2023
“Tina M. Campt: A Black Gaze and Nicholas Mirzoeff: White Sight: Visual Politics and Practices of Whiteness”
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Art Journal, Fall 2023
“Repose: Black Nightmares, Black Dreams”
(peer-reviewed)
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A Picture Gallery of the Soul, 2022
“A Visual Politics of Black Pleasure”
(exhibition catalogue essay)
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Feminist Media Histories, Summer 2018
“And They Started Sayin’ ‘Black Power!”
(photo essay)
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Oxford African American Studies Center
“African-American Women and Photography”
(photo essay)
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African American National Biography
Multiple entries
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Identity Theory, 2005