Subject, Object, Verb: Tschabalala Self Tells the Story of Black Pop Culture

ArtReviewAudio18 March 2021artreview.com

ArtReview’s podcast explores the connections between artists, art and life

Painter Tschabalala Self plays and discusses her new audio work, Cotton Mouth, which uses sound collage and oral history to tell the story of contemporary black pop culture.

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Ross Simonini

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