The artwork titled “22 and Cheetah” was created by Emma Amos in 1983. This piece falls under the Postcolonial art and Fiber art movements and is classified as a portrait. In the artwork, a depiction of a male figure dressed in a white athletic uniform, marked with the number “22,” is seen energetically dribbling a …
The artwork, titled “Equals,” was created by Emma Amos in 1992. It belongs to the Postcolonial Art and Fiber Art movements and is categorized within the figurative genre. The artwork portrays a dynamic and vividly colored scene with a central figure that appears to be in motion. The backdrop features an abstract representation of the …
“Head First,” created by Emma Amos in 2006, is a noteworthy piece of feminist and fiber art within the figurative genre. This artwork belongs to the feminist art movement and demonstrates a unique blend of traditional painting with fabric elements, reflecting Amos’s distinctive style and exploration of themes related to identity and social issues. The …
The artwork entitled “Malcom X, Morley, Matisse and Me” is a 1993 piece crafted by Emma Amos. The medium employed includes collage and tapestry, and it belongs to the Feminist Art and Fiber Art movements. The genre of this creation is figurative. The artwork is a vivid tapestry that amalgamates a variety of elements in …
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“Valued” is a figurative artwork created by Emma Amos in 1999. It belongs to the art movements of postcolonial art and fiber art. The artwork portrays four male figures standing side by side, each with different physiques and attire. The background features a pattern of light, abstract shapes and lines, complemented by a border composed …
