CARRIE MAE WEEMS: THE USUAL SUSPECTSThe Louisiana State University Museum of Art has organized a very interesting and timely traveling exhibition by the outstanding Carrie Mae Weems. Carrie Mae Weems: The Usual Suspects includes recent photographic and video works questioning stereotypes that associate black bodies with criminality. Themes of police brutality and judicial inaction are addressed through portraiture and video. Blocks of color obscuring faces point to the constructed nature of our notions of race and how these imagined concepts obscure humanity—with very real and deadly outcomes. Number of Works & Size: 9 works (includes 5 diptychs, 2 installations of 5+ panels, and video projection). Minimum size: 150 linear feet Organized by: LSU Museum of Art Booking Period: 10–12 weeks Availability: January 2019–December 2022 Participation Fee: $10,000 Shipping: LSU Museum of Art makes all arrangements, exhibitors pay pro-rated shipping Contact: Courtney Taylor, Curator, cptaylor@lsu.edu 225-389-7205 Images (above & below): installation shots of Carrie Mae Weems: The Usual Suspects; courtesy of LSU Museum of Art.
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