
Exuberance
Exuberance celebrates African American painters and challenges commonly held mindsets about abstract art and who makes it. This focused presentation of paintings features a range of works from the 1950s to present day, forging cross-generational dialogues about racial identity, dynamics of color and of pattern, as well as space, rhythm, and movement. Featured artists include Charles Burwell, Nanette Carter, Lisa Corinne Davis, Lamerol Gatewood, Rico Gatson, Felrath Hines, Norman Lewis, Erika Ranee, Ronald Walton, Benjamin Wigfall, and Susan Zurbrigg.
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Susan Zurbrigg is Assistant Dean of the College of Visual and Performing Arts and Professor of Art at James Madison University. Beth Hinderliter is AssociateProfessor of Art History and Director of the Duke Hall Gallery of Art at James Madison University.
DISTRIBUTED FOR DUKE GALLERY AT JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY

