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Andrew Keh writes for the New York Times about the rising visibility of basketball art.
Image: An exhibit of basketball-inspired art called “To the Hoop” at the Weatherspoon Art Museum in Greensboro, N.C., including “Akhet 1” by David Huffman and “Well Hung” by Suzanne McClelland. Martin W. Kane for UNCG University Communications, 2020.
Blake Gillespie, journalist, photographer, and writer at Sacred Hoops, visits Faith Ringgold's court at St.Nicholas Park in Harlem and helps Project Backboard renovate a court with artist Andrea Bergart at McCaffrey Playground, in New York City.
LOST [in translation] arrives on the twenty-year anniversary of one of sports most iconic, and one of sports media’s most exploitative, moments. LOST [in translation] re-focuses the lens on this moment in order to highlight what the media overlooked and correct a misrepresentation that has persisted for two decades...
Sean Beauford, director of residencies at 38a in East Liberty, Pittsburgh, PA, speaks with Carlos Rolón, John Dennis and Dan Peterson, the editors of Common Practice: Basketball & Contemporary Art, on the occasion of the exhibition, Xs and O's.
Watch the conversation here.
Huck Magazine
Posted Wednesday 19th May, 2021
Text by Miss Rosen
Photography © Joel Meyerowitz (main image)