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The Walker Art Center Minneapolis. In February 1989 the artist Dread Scott then known as Scott Tyler displayed his controversial work What is the Proper Way to Display a US Flag.

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Dread became part of a landmark Supreme Court case when he and others defied the federal law outlawing his art by burning flags on the steps of the US.

. Dread Scotts work has been included in exhibitions at MoMA PS1 New York. Dread Scott is an internationally-recognized artist based in Brooklyn. In February 1989 as an undergraduate student at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago SAIC Scott exhibited an.

In 1989 his art became the center of national controversy over its. His work has been included in exhibitions at MoMA PS1 New York the Walker Art Center Minnesota the Brooklyn Museum New York and the Pori Art Museum Finland as well as on. Dread Scott is known for his provocative and frequently controversial work that illuminates the realities of oppression and exclusion.

His work is exhibited across the US and internationally. His 1989 work What is the Proper Way to. In this spirit I created a conceptual artwork where people could engage the question of what US patriotism and the US flag represents.

Dread Scott makes revolutionary art to propel history forward. Titled White Male for Sale the artwork is technically a standard NFT but also something morea discomfiting performance piece that implicates the very platform hosting. Join interdisciplinary artist Dread Scott for a discussion about his creative practice including his recent community-based performance Slave Rebellion Reen.

But I have structured the work so that the viewpoint of. Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. Dread Scotts work has been included in exhibitions at New Yorks MoMA PS1.

As part of a student exhibition at the Chicago Institute of Art. He has presented at TED talk. The History of Dread Scotts Work.

Jack Shainman Gallery New York and Gallery MOMO in Cape Town. The Walker Art Center Minneapolis. With a pseudonym that honors Dred Scott and dreadlocked Rastafarians artist and activist Dread Scott makes revolutionary art to propel history forward he says.

The multi-disciplinary artist on the revolutionary motivations behind his work the need to eliminate capitalism and the links between lynching and police brutality.

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