Photo by Brigitte Lacombe
In her discussion with A-M Journal, Lorraine O'Grady outlines her life's work, self identity, the "eithor/or" logic of the binary and her concept-based approach in favor of a 'both/and' perspective. She utilizes the diptych as a symbolic tool to challenge the limitations of Western culture, advocating for an anti-hierarchical approach to difference.
Along with an interview with Mariane Ibrahim on her gallery ecosystem and her vocational to creatives, this articles offer an insightful look at two leading figures in today's art scene, highlighting their unique contributions and their ability to challenge conventions while addressing important social and cultural issues. The combination of O'Grady's work and Ibrahim's curatorial role reflects the richness and diversity of the contemporary art scene, where innovation and critical reflection play a crucial role.
