ART WITH WORDS

I am still working out how to make words float in space. Here are some amazing pieces to inspire: Donna Rumble-Smith Tabitha Kyoko Moses

Glen Ligon and some other great African American artists. Glen Ligon's work provides inspiration for my work for a variety of reasons. We both tend to use a significant amount of type/text and we both address social and political topics. I have also been searching for, and brainstorming, venues to display my more political pieces. I am not sure where all his work is displayed but some of his venues (and similar places) may be just what I am looking for.

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Selection of Text Sculptures by Doug Aitken. This series includes light boxes, mirror works, and living plants.

Curated by Jon Gasca, designer in STUA furniture label

GLENN LIGON

Regen Projects is a contemporary international art gallery located in Los Angeles.

Alighiero Boetti, Segno e disegno (mid-20th century)

Alighiero Boetti, Einladungskarte, Galerie Kaess-Weiss, Stuttgart, 1990; Untitled (Venticinque per venticinque), Gladstone Gallery, 1989; Oggi venticinquesimo giorno ottavo mese dell anno mille nove...

For over thirty years, the Marian Goodman Gallery has played an important role in introducing European artists to American audiences and helping to establish a vital dialogue among artists and institutions working internationally.

South African powerhouse gallery Stevenson is presenting a new show, Glenn Ligon’s ’Untitled (Bruise/Blues)’ with reference to police brutality in both the U.S. and South Africa. The installation, opening on March 17, in Johannesburg comprises of suspended letters spelling out the words ‘bruise’ and ‘blues’ blinking on and off...

Glenn Ligon “Black Like Me #2,” 1992 “Black Like Me” exemplifies Ligon’s distinctive use of found materials to reframe issues of race, politics, and identity. Using stencils and black oil stick, Ligon...

From Simon Lee Gallery, Mel Bochner, Are you...? (2014), Enamel and acrylic on canvas, 55.9 × 71.1 cm