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Partial List of Projects
"John Outterbridge: Keeper of Traditions" excerpt reprinted by permission of the author in Los Angeles 1955-1985, Centre George Pompidou, France, 2006
Dispersed: African Legacy/New World Reality, inaugural exhibition catalogue, Museum of the African Diaspora, San Francisco, CA, 2005 Linkages and Themes: Selected Works from the Peter and Eileen Harris-Norton Contemporary Art Collection, inaugural exhibition catalogues, Museum of the African Diaspora, San Francisco, CA, 2005 Dennis Callwood: Belonging, Photographs and Words from Gang Members, 2003. Grafton Tyler Brown: Visualizing California and the Pacific Northwest, CA, 2003. "Grafton Tyler Brown", African American Architects, 2003. "Memories of Mammy" Sounds and Gestures of Recollection: Art and the Performance of Memory, 2002 "An Evaluation of Critical Responses to the Work of Jacob Lawrence," The Complete Jacob Lawrence, Over the Line, 2000 The John and Vivian Hewitt Collection, 1998 "Sargent Johnson and Modernism: An Investigation of Context, Representation and Identity" in Sargent Johnson, African American Modernist, 1998. Noah Purifoy: Outside and In the Open, 1997 "Personal Icons and Crystallizing Forms: The Recent Works of Betye Saar" in Betye Saar, Personal Icons, 1996. "Redefining the African-American Self" and "African-American Modernists and the Mexican Muralist School," In the Spirit of Resistance: African-American Modernists and the Mexican Muralist School, 1996. "Working from the Pacific Rim: Elizabeth Catlett and Beulah Woodard" Three Generations of African American Women Sculptors: A Study in Paradox, 1996. 1st Johannesburg Biennale, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1995 The Art of Betye Saar and John Outterbridge: The Poetics of Politics, Iconography and Spirituality, 1994. Paris Connections: African and Caribbean Artists in Paris, 1992 |
About UsOpen Door Contemporary Art Projects has a long and rich history that didn't start here on the web. It began with Dr. Lizzetta LeFalle-Collins' independent curatorial company: LeFalleCuratorial. Working in academia and the public sector, LeFalleCuratorial’s projects have increasingly evolved from research and exhibition projects on the art of African Americans to curatorial expertise in the Art of the Black/African Diaspora. Former founding Visual Arts Curator for the California African American Museum in Los Angeles and Deputy Director/Director of Curatorial Affairs for the Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco, LeFalle-Collins, has been an independent curator and Principal of LeFalleCuratorial, for over fifteen years, specializing in the modernist and contemporary eras. She has participated in international biennale projects in Bermuda, Brazil, and South Africa. She is currently Visiting Faculty in Art History, Graduate School, San Francisco Art Institute. LeFalle-Collins also has a background in fine art practice. Dr. LeFalle-Collins now brings this rich and unique body of experience to the web. |