Allan deSouza, Yong Soon Min, AlterNatives : April 4-June 15, 1997
Catalog of an exhibition held at Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery, Schine Student Center, Syracuse University, NY from April 4-June 15, 1997.
Artists deSouza and Min explore personal and cultural identity as well as expectations of their work as artists of color. Includes images from alter idem/performing personae (1994); deSouza's Dick Series (1997), Jane Series (1997), An American Notebook (1996, Coconut Chutney (1996); and Min's Kindred Distance (1996), Defining Moments (1992) and Belly Talk (1997).
Artists deSouza and Min explore personal and cultural identity as well as expectations of their work as artists of color. Includes images from alter idem/performing personae (1994); deSouza's Dick Series (1997), Jane Series (1997), An American Notebook (1996, Coconut Chutney (1996); and Min's Kindred Distance (1996), Defining Moments (1992) and Belly Talk (1997).
Artwork Details
- Title: Allan deSouza, Yong Soon Min, AlterNatives : April 4-June 15, 1997
- Artist: Allan DeSouza (born 1958)
- Artist: Yong Soon Min (born 1953)
- Publisher: Syracuse University
- Date: 1997
- Geography: Syracuse, New York
- Dimensions: 24 unnumbered pages : color illustrations ; Height: 10 1/4 in. (26 cm)
- Object Number: Stacks Pamphlets 00162
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