Renee Cox is Here

Norma Lytton Lecture
November 7, 2018

The Jamaican American artist Renee Cox shares her personal experiences about how she remains sane in today’s art world. She uses light, form, digital technology, and film to create provocative work intended to dismantle stereotypes and empower women. As one of the most controversial artists working today, Cox often uses her own body to celebrate black womanhood and question society’s racial and gender biases.

Generous support for this program has been provided by the Norma Lytton Fund for Docent Education, established in memory of Norma Lytton by her family.