Binder sits in magazine holder on wall and contains photocopied images that were numbered by the artist, placed in plastic sleeves, and are arranged chronologically. Associated archival material is located in a Hollinger box on a shelf below the binder. Folders within the Hollinger box are arranged chronologically and the contents within the folders are also arranged chronologically.
Description
This gallery contains one binder created by Faith Ringgold which features 79 images her drawings on paper from 1966-2014. The drawings are mostly black and white images of paintings such as "Die" and "Jo Baker's Birthday" and children's books such as "Bonjour Lonnie," "Invisible Princess," "Bronzeville Boys and Girls," and "Harlem Renaissance Party." Highlights include a folder that contains various sketches by Ringgold. One notebook in particular called "Jazz Book #1 Rollins at the Harms" contains drawings that may have been early drafts of the Jazz Story Book.
