Glenn Ligon
American
1960, Bronx, New York
Photo: Paul Mpagi Sepuya
Interview
Glenn Ligon’s 1997 exhibition Glenn Ligon: Day of Absence explored group and individual identity in the context of social protest.
Works in the Collection
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Glenn LigonUntitled2003 -
Glenn LigonLive2014 -
Glenn LigonMalcolm X (small version 1) #12001 -
Glenn LigonUntitled, from the portfolio Narratives1993 -
Glenn LigonUntitled, from the portfolio Narratives1993 -
Glenn LigonUntitled, from the portfolio Narratives1993 -
Glenn LigonUntitled, from the portfolio Narratives1993 -
Glenn LigonUntitled, from the portfolio Narratives1993 -
Glenn LigonUntitled, from the portfolio Narratives1993 -
Glenn LigonUntitled, from the portfolio Narratives1993 -
Glenn LigonUntitled, from the portfolio Narratives1993 -
Glenn LigonUntitled, from the portfolio Narratives1993 -
Glenn LigonWhite #131994 -
Glenn LigonSelf-Portrait (VII)1996 -
Glenn LigonSelf-Portrait (VI)1996 -
Glenn LigonI Am Somebody1991 -
Glenn LigonWhite #201995 -
Glenn LigonWe're Black and Strong (I)1996 -
Glenn LigonNarratives1993
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