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One of Olitski's most radical reinventions occurred in the mid-1960s when he adopted industrial sprays
and Richard Prince) General Idea did not restrict themselves to accessible imagery but also claimed canonical images and blue-chip references
Today Bravo's work is represented in prestigious collections internationally including the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York)
dealers and curators to reexamine and expand the cannon in hopes of including more female artists
MICKALENE THOMAS "CLARIVEL", 2016 Nevelson black and white One of Olitski's most radicalMickalene Thomas (b. 1971) is an American artist exploring the intersection of popular culture and art history, through a contemporary Black female gaze. As an openly gay Black woman, sexuality, race and representation are essential themes in Thomas' practice. Thomas' frequently creates portraits of black women. Her subjects, or muses, emanate an air of confidence or nonchalance and are often surrounded by abstract or patterned elements from an array
