The Clark Collection
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Impact & Inspiration
The Clark Collection centers on the work of emerging Black and Brown artists in North America and beyond.
Thematically, much of the collection speaks to issues of representation and collective memory, confronting systems of power and recorded history with constructed versions of race, ancestry, migration, gender, sexuality, and class that warrant contestation.
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Many of the artists engage their work as visual and social activism, aiming to provoke viewers into civic participation, if not full-blown activism. Throughout the Clark Collection, history, politics, identity, and popular culture are disrupted by artists who create with eclectic materials in mediums spanning the visual arts.
The majority of the Clark Collection is on display in the Clarks’ private residences, with the exception of a few pieces.
We hope you enjoy these pieces and encourage you to learn more about all of the art and artists you see here.
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The Gallery
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Black Boy Head
Post-Colonial Booty
Teju
Meeting Du 16 Septembre 1902
Ekoma Bongo Ibrahim Kebe
Icôno-Jérémié #18
Icôno-Jérémié #25
Icôno-Jérémié #13
Icôno-Jérémié #23
Icôno-Jérémié #16
The Princess
The Look
Self Portrait - At the River I Stand
Resurrection Story with Patrons
The Weight of Rejection
If This Exists, That Exists
Him
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Mi Hermano
Lady Dior #3
Madame Mama Bush
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Sweet Earth Flying
Run
Fractal Sankofa
Bhekezakhe (Parktown)
Buzani (Parktown)
Great Expectations
Untitled
Tingari #2896
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Untitled #2
Number 198
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Stride
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Because No Lie Can Live Forever
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Woman & Man Reclining on Striped Matt VIII
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Washington Corona Coffee Table
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Neon Print
Mini Gun Flag USA
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Ella
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Cousin Red
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Speak of Love
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God Bless America
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Black Rice
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Nets 1 Fujian Provence, China
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