Buseje Bailey. reasons why we have to disappear every once in while. A Black art history project by Yaniya Lee
A chapbook that collects a sample of documents, originally published between 1987 and 1993, related to the career of Black lesbian artist Buseje Bailey, documents which Yaniya Lee found in the Artexte documentary collection during her research residency at Artexte. These are reprinted alongside a new interview with Buseje Bailey and a letter by artist Sandra Brewster. This is also a record of Yaniya Lee’s experimental approach to archival research which suggests a model for ways of study, curate, and write about Black Canadian art.
With contributions from Buseje Bailey, Sandra Brewster, and Susan Douglas. [publishers' note]
Pickup available at After 8 Books, Paris
Buseje Bailey. reasons why we have to disappear every once in while. A Black art history project by Yaniya Lee
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