Black Portraiture[s]: The Black Body in the West

Black Portraiture[s]: The Black Body in the West CONTENTS Ramez Elias: In Memoriam (1958–2016) From the Editors: Black Portraiture[s] The Slave at the Louvre: An Invisible Humanity Who’s Zoomin’ Who?: The Eyes of Donyale Luna Defacing the Gaze and Reimagining the Black Body: Contemporary Caribbean Women Artists Black Queer Dandy: The Beauty without whom we cannot Live Posing the Black Painter: Kerry James Marshall’s Portraits of Artists’ Self-Portraits Au Nègre Joyeux: Everyday Antiblackness Guised as Public Art Saga Bwoys and Rude Bwoys: Migration, Grooming, and Dandyism Portraits in Black: Styling, Space, and Self in the Work of Barkley L. Hendricks and Elizabeth Colomba Post-Post-Black? Confessions of a Black Feminist Academic Pornographer A Picture’s Worth: Toward Theorizing A Black/Queer Gaze in the Internet “Pornutopia” Icons Brought Forward: Renée Cox’s Queen Nanny of the Maroons The Unnamed Body: Encountering, Commodifying, and Codifying the Image of the Black Female No More “Poisonous, Disrespectful, and Skewed Images of Black People”: Barbara Walker’s Louder than Words Hank Willis Thomas: A Necessary Caution No Body’s Perfect James Barnor: Ever Young, Never Sleep Making Space, Changing Space: Black People and New Museums Ota Benga in the Archives: Unmaking Myths, Mapping Resistance in the Margins of History Bust Brawl: The Battle Over a Black Bronze Prince Bending History Different, but Not Abnormal: “Out” in Africa Reclaiming History: A Visual Essay From Body to Disembodiment Black Presence in France Reviews Reading Basquiat: Exploring Ambivalence in American Art by Jordana Moore Saggese A New Republic by Kehinde Wiley Back Matter