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A beautifully illustrated look at the work of one of today’s most exciting artists.
Bisa Butler, born in 1973, is an acclaimed American artist who crafts captivating and intricately detailed portraits entirely from vibrantly colored and patterned fabrics that she cuts, layers, and stitches together. With a focus on scenes from African American life and history, Butler encourages viewers to connect with the people she depicts while also expanding upon the traditional narratives of American quiltmaking. By showcasing her interdisciplinary work in the context of textile, photography, and contemporary art history, this publication, featuring contributions from various experts and the artist herself, delves into Butler's unique use of color and African-print fabrics as well as her diverse sources of inspiration. As a comprehensive and scholarly resource, this volume serves as an introduction to Butler's pioneering contributions to the world of contemporary art and establishes a solid foundation for future studies.
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