Catch Kyle Abraham with Carrie Mae Weems: Three Decades of Photography and Video

Carrie Mae Weems, Blue Black Boy, Triptych, three toned gelatin silver prints with Prestype and frame 16 x 16in. each, Whitney Museum of Art, New York

Saturday, September 22 • 3:30 p.m.
Ingram Gallery at the Frist

+ Gallery Happening
In conjunction with the
FRIST Center for the Visual Arts

Join Kyle Abraham and Bridgette Kohnhorst, advisor and curator of Great Performances, at the FRIST Center Ingram Gallery as Abraham responds to the retrospective exhibit of Carrie Mae Weems in a solo performance.  A conversation with Abraham and Kohnhorst follows touching on issues of class, identity and, stereotypes as some of the socially motivated ideas found in Carrie Mae Weems’ artwork.

Saturday, December 1 • 11 a.m.
Ingram Gallery at the Frist
Connecting Disciplines Program

For related programs regarding the performative aspect of Carrie Mae Weems’ work with Great Performances visit the FRIST Center Web site,  Connecting Disciplines program, and join us December 1, 2012 in FRIST Ingram Gallery for:

Expressions in Space:  The Performative Aspect of Carrie Mae Weems

http://fristcenter.org/calendar-exhibitions/detail/connecting-disciplines-expressions-in-space1

To read more about Kyle Abraham/Abraham.In.Motion Great Performances 2012-13 opening artist with the FRIST Center exhibit of Carrie Mae Weems:  Three Decades of Photographyand Video; click here

www.fristcenter.org

Opening Weekend Programs for Carrie Mae Weems at the FRIST Center are funded in part by the Danner Foundation.