C. GONZALES

Brooklyn, NY

Current:
Design Director
Morcos Key

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Chuck has worked with Aperture, Brooklyn Museum, Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, The Frick Collection, J. Paul Getty Museum, The Jewish Museum NY, Monacelli, National Gallery of Art, New Orleans Museum of Art, Rizzoli, The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Studio Museum in Harlem, Tufts University Art Galleries, Working Families Party, and more.

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ELIZABETH CATLETT: A BLACK REVOLUTIONARY ARTIST AND ALL THAT IT IMPLIES

Organized thematically, with deep dives into often overlooked aspects of her art by a range of scholars, the book shows Catlett as a visionary—an avowed feminist, lifelong activist, and deft formalist. It traces her development from her earliest days into a transnational artist-activist who never stopped teaching. 

292 pp.
9 × 11 in.
Hardcover
Flush trim

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