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139 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 30 cm + 1 folded sheet (13 x 20 cm)
"Unfolding over five scenes, Hobbs's towering woodcuts depict a day in her life with her husband and their two children. Hobbs extends the intimacy of her private life, centering the negotiations she brokers daily to balance her responsibilities as a wife, mother, educator, and artist--a contemplation of nuanced concepts of time and labor that is at once deeply personal and universal. The book serves as an art historical guide to Hobbs's daily conversation with sculpture, paintings, and prints by visionary Black artists including Jean-Michel Basquiat, Elizabeth Catlett, and Kerry James Marshall living within this print series, depicted on the walls and bookshelves in the family home." --
Scene 1: Morning / Leila Grothe -- Scene 2: Homeschool and housework / Elizabeth M. Rudy -- Scene 3: Dinner time / Kela Jackson -- Scene 4: Bedtime for the boys / Nikki Otten -- Scene 5: The studio / Rebecca VanDiver -- LaToya M. Hobbs and the art of citation / Nora M. Rosengarten -- Poet's response / Mia Word -- Coda: On line / Chassidy Winestock.
edited by Elizabeth M. Rudy ; with contributions by Leila Grothe, LaToya M. Hobbs, Kéla Jackson, Jovonna Jones, Nikki Otten, Nora M. Rosengarten, Elizabeth M. Rudy, Rebecca VanDiver, Chassidy Winestock, and Mia Word ; foreword by Soyoung Lee and Elizabeth Seigel.
With contributions by Leila Grothe, LaToya M. Hobbs, Kéla Jackson, Jovonna Jones, Nikki Otten, Nora M. Rosengarten, Elizabeth M. Rudy, Rebecca VanDiver, Chassidy Winestock, and Mia Word.
Accompanying accordion-fold sheet includes 5 images from the work, Carving out Time. Scene 1: Morning; scene 2: Homeschool and housework; scene 3: Dinner; scene 4: Bedtime for the boys; scene 5: The studio.
The publication of this book was occasioned by the 2024 exhibition entitled LaToya M. Hobbs: It's Time, held at the Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge, Massachusetts.