Amy Sherald: Sublimity in Black life can be seen in our ability to persist'

"Sherald’s choice to render the skin color of her Black subjects in grisaille—a unique approach—sparks conversations about identity, race, and the perception of color in art."

"With nearly 50 works, the exhibition encapsulates Sherald’s illustrious career since 2007, emphasizing her impact on American art and dedication to representing Black lives."

"Sherald expressed her desire for a major museum show at SFMOMA or the Whitney, highlighting her long journey and determination to achieve artistic recognition."

"The exhibition, featuring newly commissioned works, embodies a personal and cultural odyssey, showcasing her ability to intertwine art with social justice themes."

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