The Wall of Respect: Public Art and Black Liberation in 1960s Chicago (Second to None: Chicago Stories)
by Rebecca Zorach, Abdul Alkalimat, Romi Crawford
The Wall of Respect explores the role of public art in Black liberation and cultural expression in 1960s Chicago. Written by Rebecca Zorach, Abdul Alkalimat, and Romi Crawford, this volume considers the significance of a landmark Chicago story through the lenses of art, history, and community.
About This Book
The Wall of Respect examines the relationship between public art and Black liberation in 1960s Chicago.
Focusing on The Wall of Respect, the book considers how art can express cultural identity, political ideals, and community aspirations.
Rebecca Zorach, Abdul Alkalimat, and Romi Crawford bring complementary perspectives to this Chicago story.
Part of the Second to None: Chicago Stories series, this volume explores an important intersection of art, history, and Black cultural life.
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