Lyle Ashton Harris
Ektachrome Archives
(New York Mix), 2017

Lyle Ashton Harris’s Once (Now) Again, a site-specific multimedia installation features a three-channel video work comprised of projected images taken from Harris’s Ektachrome Archive (photographed 1986–2000) as well as three new video works using footage originally recorded on Hi-8 and MiniDV format in the 1990s. The resulting assemblage serves to both memorialize and evoke moments lived at the intersection of the personal and the political.

Bearing witness to a period of seismic shifts—the emergence of multiculturalism, the second wave of AIDS activism, and the interconnection of the contemporary art scene with LGBTQ and African diasporic communities—the Ektachrome Archive, an ongoing project,  documents his friends, family, and lovers. By setting intimate moments alongside landmark events (such as the Black Popular Culture Conference in 1991, the truce between the Crips and the Bloods in 1992, the Black Male exhibition at the Whitney in 1994, and the Black Nations/Queer Nations Conference in 1995), the archive constructs collective and private narratives to comment on identity, desire, sexuality, and loss.

The Ektachrome slide images below are from the three-channel video installation Ektachrome Archives (New York Mix) (2017), one component of Once (Now) Again.

WHITNEY BIENNIAL 2017
MAR 17–JUNE 11, 2017

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  • Lunch, Valencia, February 27, 1989

  • Untitled (Aretha), New York, March 21, 1989

  • Easter Break #1, New York, March 25, 1989

  • Polaroid photos spread on a handwritten journal page with names and notes, captioned "Easter Break 89' NY list of lovers and one night stands with Polaroids 3/25/89."
    Polaroid photos spread on a handwritten journal page with names and notes, captioned "Easter Break 89' NY list of lovers and one night stands with Polaroids 3/25/89."

    Easter Break #2, New York, March 25, 1989

  • Aunt Shirley, New York, March 26, 1989

  • Layover, Memphis, March 28, 1989

  • Oranges, Los Angeles, April, 1989

  • Still Life (Produce), Valencia, April 10, 1989

  • Allan Sekula, Valencia, April 13, 1989

  • Sleeping Boy Three, Bronx, New York, Late 1980s

  • Mother (Rudean Leinaeng), Bronx, New York, Late 1980s

  • Peggy Nelson, First Communion Portrait, Westfeild, New Jersey, 1980s

  • Peggy Nelson, Bronx, New York, Late 1980s

  • Scott Falia, New York, Late 1980s

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, Read My Lips II, Bronx, New York, 1989

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, Read My Lips, Bronx, New York, 1989

  • Gail Burton and Peggy Nelson, Ft. Greene, Brooklyn, New York, Late 1980s

  • Lynne Mendes and Christina Sharpe, Gay's Head, Martha's Vineyard, Late 1980s

  • Sleeping Boy II, Bronx, Late 1980s

  • Sleeping Boy, Bronx, New York, Late 1980s

  • Untitled (She Wolf), Bronx, New York, Late 1908s

  • Mother (Rudean Leinaeng) in Ostrich Hat, Bronx, New York, Late 1980s

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, Production still for VINTAGE, Los Angeles, 1990

  • Alexandra Epps and Iké Udé, Griffith Park, Los Angeles, 1990

  • CCH Pounders and Lyle Ashton Harris, Mandela Freedom Tour, Los Angeles, 1990

  • Tommy Gear and Thomas Allen Harris, Production Still for VINTAGE, Los Angeles, 1990

  • Self Portrait, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, 1991

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, Mount Rainier, 1991

  • Kinshasha Conwill, Black Popular Culture conference, Dia Art Foundation, New York, December 8-10, 1991

  • Faith Ringgold, Douglas Crimp, Crystal Britton, and Faith Childs, Black Popular Culture conference, Studio Museum in Harlem, New York, December 8-10, 1991

  • Herb Boyd, Michele Wallace, Skip Gates, and Jacqueline Bobo, Black Popular Culture conference, Dia Art Foundation, New York, December 8-10, 1991

  • Two men with dreadlocks smiling at the camera, one in a black sweater, the other in a leather jacket, with people in the background.
    Two men with dreadlocks smiling at the camera, one in a black sweater, the other in a leather jacket, with people in the background.

    Paul Gilroy and Greg Tate, Black Popular Culture conference, Dia Art Foundation, New York, December 8-10, 1991

  • Angela Davis, Ed Guerrero, and Manthia Diawara, Black Popular Culture conference, Dia Art Foundation, New York, December 8-10, 1991

  • Manning Marable, Black Popular Culture conference, Dia Art Foundation, New York, December 8-10, 1991

  • Tommy Gear, Mount Rainier, 1991

  • Michael Richards, New York, 1991

  • Lyle Ashton Harris and Tommy Gear, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, 1991

  • Vaginal Davis, SPEW 1, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, Los Angeles, 1992

  • Thomas Munke reading map, London, 1992

  • Lyle Ashton Harris by Thomas Munke, London, 1992

  • Randy Crumbaker, Seattle, 1992

  • Ruby Ried and Monique Ried, Bronx, New York, Mid 1990s

  • Untitled (Skyscape) Caracas, Venezuela, Early 1990s

  • Thomas Munke by Lyle, Bathroom, London, 1992

  • Keith Mayerson and Andrew Madrid, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Bell Hooks and Marlon Riggs, New York, Early 1990s

  • Iké Udé for New York Times Magazine, SoHo, New York, 1992

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, Martha's Vineyard, Early 1990s

  • Thomas Munke, Lina Gopaul and Lyle, 2 Brydges Place, Covent Garden, London, 1992

  • Lyle Ashton Harris and Stuart Hall, 2 Brydges Place, Convent Garden, London, 1992

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, Unknown Location, Early 1990s

  • Seagull in mid-flight over a rocky shoreline with glistening sea in the background.
    Seagull in mid-flight over a rocky shoreline with glistening sea in the background.

    Black's Beach, La Jolla, California, Early 1990s

  • Neon, Vancouver, 1992

  • Thomas Munke and Lyle Ashton Harris, London, 1992

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, London, 1992

  • Thomas Allan Harris and Christopher Khurt, San Diego, Early 1990s

  • Hilton Als, Kevin Robbins, and Iké Udé dancing, New York, Early 1990s

  • Unknown Man and M. Lamar, Nightlife, New York, Early 1990s

  • Dawn Suggs and Tamara Murphy, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Person wearing sunglasses, a bandana, and a floral shirt with a pearl necklace, standing in the dark under a flash.
    Person wearing sunglasses, a bandana, and a floral shirt with a pearl necklace, standing in the dark under a flash.

    Unknown Clubber, Tracks, New York, Early 1990s

  • Unknown Work (Possibly David Hammons), Europe, 1992

  • Pigpen, Catherine Opie, and Meena Nanji, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Vivek Bald and Redemption, Chelsea Studio, New York, Early 1990s

  • Wolf Mosaic, Rome, 1992

  • Constructs #13, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Meri Nana-Ama Danquah, Akilah Nayo Oliver, and Essex Hemphill, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, Last Night I Had a Dream, Korea Town, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • La Natura Morta, Rome, 1992

  • Tommy Gear, Vatican City, 1992

  • Thomas Munke II, London, 1992

  • Untitled (Cityscape), Caracas, Venezuela, Early 1990s

  • Unknown man (Furniture Land) and Lyle Ashton Harris in wig, Whitney Independent Study Program, New York, 1992

  • Gail Burton and Alexandra Epps, San Francisco, 1992

  • Julie Burleigh and Cathrine Opie, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Malcolm X T-shirt, Rome, 1992

  • Bust, Rome, 1992

  • Tommy Gear, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Nightlife, London, 1992

  • Alexandraendra Epps, Los Angeles, 1992

  • Unknown Man (Furniture Land), Whitney Independent Study Program, New York Early 1990s

  • A person with water droplets on their chest and shoulders, sitting in a bathtub with yellow tiled walls.
    A person with water droplets on their chest and shoulders, sitting in a bathtub with yellow tiled walls.

    Lyle Ashton Harris in bath, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Thing T-Shirt, Rome, 1992

  • Unknown man and Iké Udé at Watermill Center, Water Mill, New York, Early 1990s

  • Stuart Hall, Two Brydges Place, Covent Garden, London, 1992

  • Mark Nash, Isaac Julien, and John Akomfrah, 2 Brydges Place, Covent Garden, London, 1992

  • Thomas Allen Harris, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Nightlife (Urinal), New York, Early 1990s

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Shari Frilot and Lyle Ashton Harris, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Dread Scott, New York, 1992

  • Tommy Gear, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Thomas Munke, London, 1992

  • Nightlife, New York, Early 1990s

  • Lyle Ashton Harris in Kathrine Hamnett at Urinal, Unknown Location, 1992

  • Sonia Boyce, London, 1992

  • Unknown Woman, Sunset Junction Street Fair, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Thomas Munke, London, 1992

  • Alexandra Epps and Thomas Allen Harris, Pride, San Francisco, 1992

  • Prelude to the Watering Hole II, Whitney Independent Study Program, New York, 1992

  • Prelude to the Watering Hole II, Whitney Independent Study Program, New York, 1992

  • Doorknob, Venice, 1992

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, 2 Brydges Place, Covent Garden, London, 1992

  • Lyle Ashton Harris and Thomas Munke in bed, London, 1992

  • Lyle Ashton Harris by Tommy Gear, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Lyle Ashton Harris and Tommy Gear approaching Rome, Italy, 1992

  • Self Portrait, Rome, 1992

  • Lyle Ashton Harris and Tommy Gear, Venice, 1992

  • Constructs #13, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Jenny Shimizu and Catherine Opie, Sunset Junction Street Fair, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Ann Walsh, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Sonia Boyce, Stuart Hall, and Isaac Julien, 2 Brydges Place, Convent Garden, London, 1992

  • Lyle Ashton Harris and Tommy Gear at dinner, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, Vatican City, 1992

  • Nancy Barton, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, Venice, 1992

  • Lyle Ashton Harris Post Break Up, Berlin, 1992

  • Nan Goldin, Berlin, 1992

  • Bouquet, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Joan Morgan and Scott Poulson Bryant, Early 1990s

  • Untitled (Policia), Caracas, Venezuela, Early 1990s

  • Thomas Allan Harris, San Diego, Early 1990s

  • Deon Jones and Terry Mathis, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Gail Burton, Fort Greene, Brooklyn, 1992

  • Truce Between Crips and Bloods, Production Still for Black is... Black Ain't, Los Angeles, 1992

  • Lilies, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Lyle by Stephan Reusse, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Doll, Vancouver, WA, Early 1990s

  • Tommy Gear, Bronx, Early 1990s

  • Thomas Munke (reflection), London, 1992

  • French Rose, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Klaus Biesenbach and Conrad Beckmann, Kunst-Werke Institute, Berlin, 1992

  • Stuart Hall, London, 1992

  • M. Lamar, San Francisico, Early 1990s

  • Nan Goldin, Berlin, 1992

  • Nan Goldin, Berlin, 1992

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, United We Stand, Los Angeles, 1992

  • Mandala Drawing by Tommy Gear, Ojai, Early 1990s

  • Still Life (Spill), Europe, 1992

  • John Akomfrah, 2 Brydges Place, Covent Gardens, London, 1992

  • Joey, Berlin, 1992

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, Selfie, Europe, 1992

  • Laurence Rickels and William Stern, Soho, New York, Early 1990s

  • Essex Hemphill, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions., Los Angeles, 1992

  • To Do List, Seattle, 1992

  • Nightlife Detail, New York, Early 1990s

  • Coco Fusco and Guillermo Gomez Peña, The Couple in The Cage, University of California, Irvine, 1992

  • Gary Simmons, Thelma Golden, and Scott Poulson Bryant, New York, Early 1990s

  • Self Portrait, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Self Portrait, Berlin, 1992

  • Barber Shop, Production Still for Black is... Black Ain't, Oakland, 1993

  • Unknown Parishioner, Production Still for Black Is…Black Ain’t, Metropolitan Community Church, Los Angeles, 1993

  • M. Lamar, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco, 1993

  • Simone and Partner, Los Angeles, 1993

  • Christopher Hall, Marlon Riggs, and Robert Shepard, Oakland, 1993

  • Big Mama, Jean Riggs and Marlon Riggs, Berkley, 1993

  • Lyle Ashton Harris at Pride, San Francisco, 1993

  • Marlon Riggs and Nicole Atkinson, Berkley, 1993

  • Wilhelmena Leinaeng, Martha’s Vineyard, 1993

  • Body Builder, Barber Shop, Production Still for Black is... Black Ain't, Oakland, 1993

  • Isaac Julien and bell hooks, Black Popular Culture conference, Dia Art Foundation, New York, December 8-10, 1991

  • Kym Ragusa, Los Angeles, Early 1990s

  • Lyle Ashton Harris and Alexandraandra Epps, Los Angeles, Mid 1990s

  • Fanon Postcard, Whitney Independent Study Program, New York, 1992

  • Suzanne Randoph and Dr. Ronald Brown with Tuff Tony (Barkley Hendricks), Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Art exhibition opening, Whitney Museum of American Art (Breuer), New York, November 9, 1994

  • Hsiao-Wei Yeh, Let the Artist Live In, Exit Art, New York, 1994

  • Beth Ann Hardison and Russell Simmons, Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Art exhibition dinner, Whitney Museum of American Art (Breuer), New York, November 9, 1994

  • Still Life (Good Life), Los Angeles, 1994

  • Larry Walsh, Diego Cortez, and Unknown Man, Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Artexhibition dinner, Whitney Museum of American Art (Breuer), New York, November 9, 1994

  • Fran Seegull, Eileen Norton, and Fred Wilson, Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Artexhibition opening, Whitney Museum of American Art (Breuer), New York, November 9, 1994

  • Clarence Otis Jr., Raymond Maguire, and Robert Wilson, Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Art exhibition opening, Whitney Museum of American Art (Breuer), New York, November 9, 1994

  • Ricky Butler, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, 1994

  • Unknown Man and Anthony Appiah, Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Art exhibition dinner, Whitney Museum of American Art (Breuer), New York, November 9, 1994

  • Belts, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, 1994

  • David Driskell and Rodney Moore, Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Art exhibition opening, Whitney Museum of American Art (Breuer), New York, November 9, 1994

  • Lorna Simpson, Papa Colo and Carrie Mae Weems, Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Artexhibition dinner, Whitney Museum of American Art (Breuer), New York, November 9, 1994

  • Thomas Allen Harris, Renee Cox, and Iké Udé, Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Artexhibition dinner, Whitney Museum of American Art (Breuer), New York, November 9, 1994

  • Jacqueline Bradley and Clarence Otis Jr., Sugar Hill, New York, 1994

  • Glenn Ligon and Arthur Fleischer, Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Art exhibition dinner, Whitney Museum of American Art (Breuer), New York, November 9, 1994

  • Two people in a gallery, one writing on a notepad. Artworks and a person in a red jacket are visible in the background.
    Two people in a gallery, one writing on a notepad. Artworks and a person in a red jacket are visible in the background.

    Unknown man and Andres Serrano, Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Art exhibition dinner, Whitney Museum of American Art (Breuer), New York, November 9, 1994

  • Waiters, Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Art exhibition dinner, Whitney Museum of American Art (Breuer), New York, November 9, 1994

  • Tommy Gear and Lyle Ashton Harris, Vancouver, Washington, 1994

  • Thelma Golden and Ray McGuire, Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Art exhibition dinner, Whitney Museum of American Art (Breuer), New York, November 9, 1994

  • Peter Norton, bell hooks, and Suzan-Lori Parks, Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Artexhibition dinner, Whitney Museum of American Art (Breuer), New York, November 9, 1994

  • Marlon Riggs and Jack Vincent, Oakland, 1994

  • Tommy Gear and Essex Hemphill, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, 1994

  • Carrie Mae Weems and Sharon Bowen, Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Art exhibition dinner, Whitney Museum of American Art (Breuer), New York, November 9, 1994

  • Gary Simmons and Franklin Sirmons, Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Art exhibition dinner, Whitney Museum of American Art (Breuer), New York, November 9, 1994

  • Lyle Ashton Harris by Wilhelmina Linaeng, Martha's Island Ferry, 1994

  • Thomas Allen Harris, Upstate New York, 1994

  • Portrait Study For Raft of the Medusa, The Getty, Los Angeles, Mid 1990s

  • Renee Cox, Upper Baja, Mexico, Mid 1990s

  • Renee Cox, Lyle Ashton Harris, and Thomas Allen Harris, Upper Baja, Mexico, Mid 1990s

  • Freesias, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, 1995

  • M. Jacqui Alexander and Akasha Gloria Hull, Black Nations/Queer Nations? conference, CUNY, New York, March 9-11, 1995

  • Billie Holiday, Unknown Location, Mid 1990s

  • Iké Udé and Alexandra Epps, New York, Mid 1990s

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, Black's Beach, La Jolla, Mid 1990s

  • Kobana Mercer, Essex Hemphill, and Samuel Delany, Black Nations/Queer Nations? conference, CUNY, New York, March 9-11, 1995

  • Dread Scott and Gary Simmons, New York, Early 1990s

  • Waitress, South Beach, Miami, 1995

  • Mahen Bonetti, New York, Mid 1990s

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, Los Angeles, Mid 1990s

  • Iké Udé, New York, Mid 1990s

  • Iké Udé and Lyle Ashton Harris, Los Angeles, 1995

  • Shari Frilot and Thomas Allen Harris, Unknown Location, Mid 1990s

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, Toilet, Europe, Mid 1990s

  • Barron Claiborne and friends, Downtown New York, Mid 1990s

  • Iké Udé, Los Angeles, 1995

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, Iké Udé, Alexandra Epps, Tommy Gear and Thomas Allan Harris, Silverlake, Los Angeles, Mid 1990s

  • Samuel Delany and Coco Fusco, Black Nations/Queer Nations? conference, CUNY, New York, March 9-11, 1995

  • Edouard Deual-Carrié, Miami, 1995

  • Tommy Gear, La Jolla, Mid 1990s

  • Barbara Smith and Isaac Julien, Black Nations/Queer Nations? conference, CUNY, New York, March 9-11, 1995

  • Thomas and Christopher Khurt, San Diego, Mid 1990s

  • Conrad Hamather, Miami, 1995

  • Crab Nites, Unknown Location, Mid 1990s

  • Raul Ferrera-Balanquet, Zackie Achmet, Anthony Appiah, Cathy Cohen, Black Nations/Queer Nations? conference, CUNY, New York, March 9-11, 1995

  • Rose, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, 1995

  • Cheryl Dunye and Dawn Davis, Outfest, Los Angeles, Mid 1990s

  • Unknown Man, Black's Beach, La Jolla, Mid 1990s

  • Charles Stone III, New York, Mid 1990s

  • Lyle Ashton Harris and Iké Udé, Narcissistic Disturbance Opening, Otis Gallery, Los Angeles, 1995

  • Lyle Ashton Harris and Thomas Allen Harris, Los Angeles, Mid 1990s

  • Untitled (Blue Smokestack), California, Mid 1990s

  • Iké Udé, Lower East Side, New York, Mid 1990s

  • Lyle Ashton Harris Facial, Los Angeles, Mid 1990s

  • Jack Tilton, 49 Greene Street, New York, Mid 1990s

  • Iké Udé, New York, Mid 1990s

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, Pink Eye, Hobart Street, Los Angeles, Mid 1990s

  • Lyle Ashton Harris, Black's Beach, La Jolla, Mid 1990s

  • Thomas Allen Harris, Los Angeles, Mid 1990s

  • Person with dreadlocks and round sunglasses in a moving car. Blurred background of trees and shrubs.
    Person with dreadlocks and round sunglasses in a moving car. Blurred background of trees and shrubs.

    Lyle Ashton Harris, Upper Baja, Mexico, Mid 1990s

  • Esprit Ad, Los Angeles, Mid 1990s

  • Commes des Garçons Jacket, Chelsea Studio, New York, 1998

  • Catskills, New York, Late 1990s

  • Lyle Ashton Harris by Nancy Barton, Catskills, New York, Late 1990s

  • Self-Portrait, Catskills, Late 1990s

  • Red Lamp, Unknown Location, Unknown Year

  • Untitled (Sandscape), Unknown Location, Year Unknown

  • Jesus, Unknown Location, Unknown Year

SELECT SUBJECTS FROM EKTACHROME ARCHIVES
(NEW YORK MIX), 1986–1998

Zackie Achmet
John Akomfrah
Hilton Als
Anthony Appiah
Nicole Atkinson
Houston A. Baker, Jr.
Vivek Bald
Nancy Barton
Conrad Beckmann
Maurice Berger
Klaus Biesenbach
Denise Bigio
Jacqueline Bobo
Sharon Bowen
Sonia Boyce
Herb Boyd
Jacqueline Bradley
Ghurron Briscoe
Crystal Britton*
Ronald Brown
Robert Brown
Julie Burleigh
Gail Burton
Ricky Butler
Jonathan Caseley
Nicholas Chareton
Tosh Chareton
Faith Childs
Barron Claiborne
Cathy Cohen
Papo Colo
Houston Conwill
Kinshasha Holman Conwill
Elaine Terner Cooper*
Diego Cortez
Renee Cox
Douglas Crimp
Randy Crumbaker
Meri Nana-Ama Danquah
Angela Davis
Vaginal Davis
Samuel R. Delany
Edouard Deual-Carrié
Manthia Diawara
David Driskell
Cheryl Dunye
Alexandra Epps
Susan Fales-Hill
Raul Ferrara-Balanquet
Scott Falia
Arthur Fleischer
Shari Frilot
Coco Fusco
Joey Gabriel
Henry Louis Gates Jr.
Tommy Gear

Sean Gibbons
Paul Gilroy
Thelma Golden
Nan Goldin
Guillermo Gómez-Peña
Lina Goupaul                  
John Greyson
Ed Guerrero
Catherine Gund
Christopher Hall
Stuart Hall*
Conrad Hamather
Bethann Hardison
Lyle Ashton Harris
Thomas Allen Harris
Essex Hemphill*
bell hooks
Akasha Gloria Hull
Arthur Jafa
Shirley Johnson
Dion Jones
Jacquie Jones
Isaac Julien
Tom Kalin
Chris Kuhrt
Stephen Lack
Reginald Lamar
Rudean Leinaeng
Wilhelmena Leinaeng
Glenn Ligon
Catherine Lord
Steven Madoff
Andrew Madrid
Manning Marable*
Terry Mathis
Keith Mayerson
Ray McGuire
Kobena Mercer
Rodney Miller
David Mills
Yong Soon Min
Rodney Moore
Joan Morgan
Thomas Munke
Tamara Murphy
B.E. Myers
Meena Nanji
Mark Nash
Margaret Peggy Nelson
Eileen Norton
Peter Norton
Nadia Ofuatey-Alazard
Akilah Nayo Oliver*
Catherine Opie
Clarence Otis, Jr.
Suzan-Lori Parks

Pig Pen
Barbara Polla
Cyrille Polla
Luigi Polla
Scott Poulson-Bryant
CCH Pounder
Kym Ragusa
Suzanne Randolph
Shaun Caley Regen
Michael Richards*
Laurence Rickels
Grandma Riggs
Jean Riggs
Marlon Riggs*
Faith Ringgold
Angela Scheirl
Anne Simmons-Scott
Dread Scott
Allan Sekula
Andres Serrano
Robert Shepard
Jenny Shimizu
Fran Seegull
Gary Simmons
Russell Simmons
Lorna Simpson
Franklin Sirmons
Barbara Smith
Valerie Smith
William Stern
Charles Stone III
Dawn Suggs
Greg Tate
Jack Tilton
Kendall Thomas
Eugenie Tsai
Iké Udé
Jack Vincent
Michele Wallace
Anne Walsh
Larry Walsh
Carrie Mae Weems
Benjamin Weil
Cornell West
Fred Wilson
Judith Wilson
Robert Wilson
Hsio-Wei Yeh

* Deceased

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