Senga Nengudi, Linda Goode Bryant and the Just Above Midtown Gallery | TateShots

Senga Nengudi and Linda Goode Bryant remember the pioneering work of Just Above Midtown (JAM) art gallery.
Senga Nengudi is an African-American visual artist best known for her abstract sculptures that combine found objects and choreographed performance.
Linda Goode Bryant is an American documentary filmmaker and the founding director of Just Above Midtown (JAM), the first gallery space to exhibit the work of African-American artists and other artists of colour in a major gallery district.
In this film, Senga and Linda remember the many obstacles and struggles faced by the African-American artistic community which led to the foundation of the ground-breaking institution.
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[@29Bodhisattva]

Thanks for sharing the story of these talented and inspiring women.

[@kathystrobos9451]

So inspirational.

[@anabelsuerodegonzalez3061]

Amazing conversation between two extraordinary women, truly inspirational!

[@Icon328]

Fantastic conversation!

[@AllLinesAreBeautiful]

Just beautiful artists on every level.

[@trulykelterstone8268]

This is the interview that I needed to see. ~ I've been feeling like my genius has no place or appreciation but they are the voices that know my struggle. Eloquent and beautiful representations. - Truly 👁©U

[@bigjohndavid1]

Blaming their problems on white men! Give us a break!

[@trulykelterstone8268]

John David Thank you, for your comment! - Truly ~ You are a beautiful confirmation.