Da Da Dancing 32 1/2 x 28 1/2 inches These images are enteredinto sketchbooks

These images are enteredinto sketchbooks

Living in New York City in the mid-’80s introduced me to found objects discarded on the street

recorded by a pinhole camera

and invention based upon my ancestral heritage

A photographic image of a neatly dressed Black couple contrasts sharply with the expressionist renderings of the walls and roof of the building from which they emerge

Da Da Dancing 32 1/2 x 28 1/2 inches These images are enteredinto sketchbooksFrom the Artist Our work is filled with fun. Its not meant to be drop dead serious. But it seems like the way for us to say the most, and art is all about communication. Excerpted from https: bucksco. michenerartmuseum. org artists constance e coleman, accessed 6 14 2021 Da Da Dancing was made by Connie Coleman in collaboration with her husband, Alan Powell. Coleman and Powell saw the video monitor as a window to an alternative visual space or