NEW YORK — The paintings of Robert Colescott, who died in 2009 ... that seems to suggest the artist’s deeper fixation on his own desires and anxieties about race. There’s an idea common ...

Robert Colescott, Untitled ... to the emergence of his mature style and formative in how he located his own racial identity. According to research conducted by art historian Matthew Weseley ...

Robert Colescott, “ROBERT’S complete HiSTORY ... Colescott does much more than just insert his own version of the art historical isms. He takes the yearning to see oneself reflected in art ...

Robert Colescott, “Tea for Two (The Collector ... At no point does the painting seem like an anecdote from Colescott’s own life; he always transcended those boundaries.

The world has changed — two or three times — since Robert Colescott (1925-2009 ... all turning to violence for their own reasons — or for no reason at all. Upstairs, a painting of cowboys ...

“Art and Race Matters: The Career of Robert Colescott” is the first museum ... It reveals a man who was eventually able to meld his own private demons about race with his country’s public ...

Robert Colescott’s paintings feel very 2019 ... enjoyed a lengthy career from the late 1960s through to the 2000s, turning art’s own past against itself and reflecting, through art, on ...

Robert Colescott, a wildly expressive and fearlessly ... With equally transgressive humor and an explosive style, he also created his own versions of Vincent van Gogh’s “Potato Eaters ...

A biting interpretation of the American Revolution by the late painter Robert Colescott was ... who has been vocal about Colescott’s influence on his own work. Blum and Poe began representing ...

A large, brilliantly colored painting by Robert Colescott entwining personal history and identity with race in the U.S. will be sold in a single-lot auction in September by Bonhams in New York.

NEW YORK — The paintings of Robert Colescott, who died in 2009, refuse to behave. They are also difficult to love. A retrospective of his work at the New Museum, “Art and Race Matters ...