iona rozeal brown: afro-asiatic allegory

Name: iona rozeal brown: afro-asiatic allegory
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iona rozeal brown’s images simultaneously confront and entice viewers through their complex iconography and superb visuals. In her paintings, prints, drawings, and performance work, brown explores issues of cultural and geographic identity employing both social and aesthetic mash-ups.

Details

Publication Date: Feb 1, 2012
Language: English
ISBN: 9781105482922
Category: Art & Photography
Copyright: All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
Contributors: By (author): J. Susan Isaacs, By (author): A.M. Weaver

Specifications

Pages: 38
Binding: Paperback
Interior Color: Color
Dimensions: US Letter (8.5 x 11 in / 216 x 279 mm)

Keywords

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About Asian Arts

The Asian Arts & Culture Center opened its doors in 1971 in the College of Fine Arts and Communication at Towson University when local business owner Frank Roberts bequeathed his collection of Chinese and Japanese ivory carvings to the university. In 1995, a membership program was launched to help the center reach financial stability after it became a self-supporting entity within Towson University. In 2005 we moved into the renovated Center for the Arts. Our new office and 1,500-square-foot gallery enjoy increased visibility and accessibility just off the main atrium of the building. In 2007 the Advisory Board created the Gilbert A. Brungardt Endowment for the benefit of the Asian Arts & Culture Center to honor Dr. Brungardt for his dedication to the Asian Arts & Culture Center as a founding member and president of the Advisory Board for 10 years. The endowment provides stable funding to support and enhance the future of the center.

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