Brittany Tucker
Brittany Tucker creates paintings that combine her own likeness with that of a cartoonish image of a generic white man. She misrepresents the white figure in order to address the uneasy relationship between American blackness and whiteness and to offset the stereotype characters from minstrelsy. By rendering herself realistically, she makes herself the primary subject while the white man is the joke of the painting. The awkward situations highlight the growing divide between the races and the sexes in the post-Obama Trump era.
Born 1996, Brooklyn
Lives and works in Brooklyn
Education
2018
BA, Bard College, New York
Solo Exhibitions
2020
Memoir 1, Steve Turner, Los Angeles
2019
Company, Steve Turner, Los Angeles
SPRING/BREAK Art Show (with Four-D), New York
Group Exhibitions
2020
Black Voices/Black Microcosm, CFHILL, Stockholm, Sweden
2019
Untitled, Miami Beach (with Steve Turner)
Summer Fling, Kravets | Wehby Gallery, New York
2018
Recognize you when she sees you…, September Gallery, Hudson, New York
Saccharine, SoHo, New York
Rent Money, H0L0, New York
I Love You Three-Fifths, Bard College Exhibition Center, Brooklyn
Stickbug Planet, The Glove, Brooklyn
2017
Summer Works, Studio X, Annandale-On-Hudson, New York
Bibliography
2020
Holcomb, Shelley. “Artist Brittany Tucker on What Comes After Representation,” Curate LA, August 26
Brittany Tucker
Curate LA
Artist Brittany Tucker on What Comes After Representation
Shelley Holcomb
August 26, 2020
Untitled Miami Beach
Sarah Ball, Lydia Blakeley, Jon Key, Gabby Rosenberg, David Shrobe and Brittany Tucker
December 3–8, 2019
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