Red, Green, Blue ≠ WhiteTools Ngo, Johnson. Red, Green, Blue ≠ White. Mississauga, Ont.: Blackwood Gallery, 2013.
Abstract (English)'' Red, Brown, Yellow, Black, White: all colours used to describe people, somewhat contentiously, of culturally diverse backgrounds. The colourism, or discrimination based on skin colour (of even those of the same skin colour), that Dyer describes is what inspired me to examine the relationship between race and colour.(2) In order to present a subtler approach to this fraught territory, I opted to investigate the formal qualities of colour through colour theory. However, the selected works also allow us to consider different ways in understanding race for they stage their formal elements in performative ways which engage the public and thereby foster a reflection (in both senses of the word) on the politics of colour.'' -- RésuméVoir résumé en anglais
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