Gallery/alison Saar

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We’re so excited for our newest exhibition We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965–8

Alison Saar, 4N’20 & Lunarseas: Sea of Fecundity

knowyouarehistory:Alison Saar. Black Snake Blues, 1994

songsforgorgons: Sculptures by Alison Saar: Lave Tête (2001) Feallan and Fallow: Fall (2011) Lu

Alison Saar (American, b. 1956, Los Angeles, CA, USA) - 1,2: Proclamation (+ detail), 2006 Cast Bron

Alison Saar (American, b. 1956, Los Angeles, CA, USA) - Blood, Sweat and Tears, 2005  Sculptures: Wo

This weekend we’re celebrating our brand new exhibition to We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Wom

We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965–85 opens tomorrow but we’re kicking off our

jessica-drewz:Alison Saar.  Left to right: Pallor Trick, 2013; cast bronze, stone, and silk.  Pallor

Sculptures by Alison Saar:Lave Tête (2001)Feallan and Fallow: Fall (2011)Lunarseas: Sea of Fec

I walk by the Harriet Tubman Sculpture by Alison Saar almost everyday , that was before the Quaranti

The Incomparable SaarsBetye Irene Saar center and her lovely Daughters  Alison ® 

blackcontemporaryart: Alison Saar, Washtub Blues (2000)Ink on paper

Alison Saar’s sculptures manifest profound metaphors between the black female body and broader

Alison Saar’s haunting sculptures collapse history and present, personal and universal, epheme

Alison Saar is included in the Brooklyn Museum’s new exhibition “We Wanted A Revolution:

Alison Saar’s haunting sculptures collapse history and present, personal and universal, epheme

Alison Saar’s sculptures manifest profound metaphors between the black female body and broader

womenartistszine:Alison SaarBarefootWood, bronze, ceiling tin, tar2007

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