Black Panther : : the Revolutionary art of Emory Douglas

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Call Number: Black Studies 322.42 Bl
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

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Downtown 2nd Floor 4-week checkout	Black Studies 322.42 Bl	4-week checkout	On Shelf

With original Emory Douglas poster, "Untitled," 2006, watercolor and gouache, on the underside of the book jacket.
Preface / Danny Glover -- Foreword / Bobby Seale -- Introduction / Sam Durant -- A picture is worth a thousand words / Kathleen Cleaver -- What revolution looks like: the work of Black Panther artist Emory Douglas / Colette Gaiter -- Emory Douglas and the Third World cultural revolution / Greg Jung Morozumi / Emory Douglas: a 'good brother,' a 'bad' artist / Amiri Baraka / An artist for the people: an interview with Emory Douglas / St. Clair Bourne.
Presents bold graphics, photographs, and collages created by Emory Douglas, the Black Panther Party's newspaper art director and later the party's Minister of Culture. "Discusses Douglas's seminal role in the crafting of the party's visual identity and cultural programs and his lasting influence on generations of artists and designers." -- Dust jacket.

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