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Kara Walker: Silhouettes of antebellum racial sterotypes

Explore Kara Walker's powerful installations capturing the harsh reality of slavery and racial stereotypes during the antebellum era. Delve into her thought-provoking works that challenge historical narratives and provoke reflection on America's past.

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Kara Walker: Silhouettes of antebellum racial sterotypes

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  1. Kara Walker: Silhouettes of antebellum racial sterotypes

  2. Kara Walker, an installation of view of Slavery!, Slavery! After the battle of Atlanta cyclodrama, Walker Art Center, 1997

  3. Gone: An Historical Romance of Civil War As it Occurred Between the Dusky Thighs of Young Negress and her Heart, 1994

  4. Kara Walker, End of Uncle Tom

  5. Gone: An Historical …

  6. Gone: An Historical…

  7. Kara Walker, Endless Conundrum (detail) 2001

  8. Kara Walker, Miss Merrimac and the Monitor, 2001

  9. Kara Walker, “They Waz Nice Folks While They Lasted” (says one gal to another) 2001

  10. Kara Walker, “Cleanser”, 2001

  11. Kara Walker, Emancipation Approximation, 1999-2000

  12. Kara Walker—a subtlety or the marvelous Sugar Baby, 2014

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