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A-M Journal, 2024

In A-M Journal, Lorraine O’Grady reflects on her life’s work and her “both/and” philosophy, rejecting binary thinking through the symbolic use of the diptych. Paired with Mariane Ibrahim’s insights on her gallery ecosystem, the article illuminates two influential figures reshaping contemporary art through innovation, inclusivity, and critical dialogue.

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DABA, 2021

In his critically-acclaimed book, and second ‘anti-canonical reader’ Pasts, Futures, and Aftermaths (2021), Adam Pendleton interviews Lorraine O’Grady. The text compiles writings in radical experimental thought and is proceeded by Pendleton’s Black Dada Reader (2017).

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