July Book Bag: from a giant tome of Islamic and Middle Eastern art to a biography of the overlooked British artist Mabel Nicholson
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The Farjam Collection showcases 800 Islamic art pieces spanning from ancient times to contemporary Middle East, emphasizing depth and range. Notable works like an Iranian 18th-century carpet and modern photography are featured.
Mabel Nicholson's biography unveils her as a pivotal figure within British 20th-century art, overlooked despite her connections to well-known artists. Her works, including The Harlequin, resonate in the Tate collection.
Mickalene Thomas's monograph delves into her diverse artistic practice spanning photography, videos, and rhinestone paintings, exploring themes of empowerment, autobiography, and Black feminist theory. The publication aligns with an exhibition at The Broad in Los Angeles.
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