I knew Suzanne Jackson in Los Angeles in 1972 and attended many get togethers of Black Artists at her Gallery 32 in downtown L.A. It was a wonderful space for mounting shows of fellow artists and sharing information. A wondrous artist and I still have a copy of her book of her work with a lovely personal note from her. I am thrilled her work has continued to flourish!❤

lol the only useful thing I learned during my short time as a Girl Scout 50 years ago was tying a square knot. I love that roping and knotting was how this lecture ended. <3

Stunning work!

an amazing painter who deeply meditates on color, space, and form in her own refreshing way. thank you for sharing

Aw. Used to be her - Gretchen’s - assistant… Lovely human… she passed far too soon.

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If this is art- give me the opposite’

Outstanding -- loved the wanderings and historical points this artist makes in her speaking: so natural and present. Thank you!

I laughed out loud at Irma's comment: How the coincidence of the post-its of Wilson's depicted binders are echo-repeated in her post-it-prepped book for this presentation...such a hilarious punch line. It sums up her mind so well and illustrates how appropriate she was to be tasked with this project. (Aside from her being a living legend, book design rock star Artist...all that). In any case, bravo to you all for the work in bringing to life this spectacular exhibition catalogue-as-book-object. I have the book in front of me now and I've got to say, it truly is a piece of art unto its own. No-one need any longer bemoan the astronomical(sic) prices of RJ's work, when you can experience so much of it in such a raw, realistic and affordable facsimile such as this. Thanks once again.

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Wonderful to relive this performance! Thanks for sharing.

Thank you, Hendrik, for illuminating this interesting piece and also to the SCA for making it possible. You are also reminding us why The Art Institute is such an exceptional museum. Looking forward to when we can all be together again in the galleries!

It would have been nice to also see a close up of this piece. Thanks.