Art and identity in the work of Lorna Simpson

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Art and identity in the work of Lorna Simpson

I love New York and I love Brooklyn particularly.

I just like the vibe of it, I like the intensity, I like that it's open all hours of the night.

It's a great place to live because of its diversity, I mean it's a very international city.

Popular culture, music, sports entertainment, the art world I think all of it for me is of an influence, beckoning me to steal or admire.

The work takes these different genres and goes through them but there's a thread there so you say the same thing in many different ways over the course of one's life.

Everything that I would choose to do comes from the same sort of impetus the same sort of desire.

I have a bunch of Ebony magazines, actually, that were my grandmother’s.

One day I was just looking through them and, I don’t know, I just came up with the idea of making collages with them and then started collecting them and finding them.

A lot of the ads from that period were before and after shots, so they're very funny because the women don’t look like before and after, like they needed make-up or improvement it's more like their attitude changes in some kind of weird way.

So even this piece here it's on a silkscreen on felt piece, and it too is a before and after shot it's a kind of beauty ad.

'Five Day Forecast' was done at a time where I had secretarial jobs and all these different kind of receptionist jobs to help support myself as an artist and the different experiences of being in different work environments influenced the work.

So 'Five Day Forecast' is the events or forecasting what could happen within one's week.

Really it’s about being inspired by something and looking at it and saying to myself what would make the piece interesting?

Or, what would be an interesting conceptual approach to a particular idea?

Sometimes the answer to that is something completely that I've never done before.

I just have to succumb to that and go, okay, so now I'm going to do drawings? Great, I don’t really draw but we’ll try that.

More recently I've been doing stuff on analogue photography in the ’30s to about the ’70s of basketball players.

Different images that have crop marks for reproduction in a newspaper.

I just think all these different kinds of marks are really beautiful.

You know, it's all risk at the end of the day.

I am never sure that a piece works.

I mean, I think my relationship to process is such that if the process of making it and thinking about it is interesting and challenging then that’s 90 per cent of the way and that the end product, well then, that’s whatever it is.

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I love New York and I love Brooklyn particularly.발음듣기

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I just like the vibe of it, I like the intensity, I like that it's open all hours of the night.발음듣기

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It's a great place to live because of its diversity, I mean it's a very international city.발음듣기

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Popular culture, music, sports entertainment, the art world I think all of it for me is of an influence, beckoning me to steal or admire.발음듣기

다른 번역문 등록

The work takes these different genres and goes through them but there's a thread there so you say the same thing in many different ways over the course of one's life.발음듣기

다른 번역문 등록

Everything that I would choose to do comes from the same sort of impetus the same sort of desire.발음듣기

다른 번역문 등록

I have a bunch of Ebony magazines, actually, that were my grandmother’s.발음듣기

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One day I was just looking through them and, I don’t know, I just came up with the idea of making collages with them and then started collecting them and finding them.발음듣기

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A lot of the ads from that period were before and after shots, so they're very funny because the women don’t look like before and after, like they needed make-up or improvement it's more like their attitude changes in some kind of weird way.발음듣기

다른 번역문 등록

So even this piece here it's on a silkscreen on felt piece, and it too is a before and after shot it's a kind of beauty ad.발음듣기

다른 번역문 등록

'Five Day Forecast' was done at a time where I had secretarial jobs and all these different kind of receptionist jobs to help support myself as an artist and the different experiences of being in different work environments influenced the work.발음듣기

다른 번역문 등록

So 'Five Day Forecast' is the events or forecasting what could happen within one's week.발음듣기

다른 번역문 등록

Really it’s about being inspired by something and looking at it and saying to myself what would make the piece interesting?발음듣기

다른 번역문 등록

Or, what would be an interesting conceptual approach to a particular idea?발음듣기

다른 번역문 등록

Sometimes the answer to that is something completely that I've never done before.발음듣기

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I just have to succumb to that and go, okay, so now I'm going to do drawings? Great, I don’t really draw but we’ll try that.발음듣기

다른 번역문 등록

More recently I've been doing stuff on analogue photography in the ’30s to about the ’70s of basketball players.발음듣기

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Different images that have crop marks for reproduction in a newspaper.발음듣기

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I just think all these different kinds of marks are really beautiful.발음듣기

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You know, it's all risk at the end of the day.발음듣기

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I am never sure that a piece works.발음듣기

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I mean, I think my relationship to process is such that if the process of making it and thinking about it is interesting and challenging then that’s 90 per cent of the way and that the end product, well then, that’s whatever it is.발음듣기

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