Any Day Now: Toward a Black Aesthetic (ekphrasis)
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Any Day Now: Toward a Black Aesthetic (ekphrasis)

by Larry Neal, Allie Biswas

African American Studies Essays art criticism
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Larry Neal and Allie Biswas present essays and commentary charting the rise of a Black aesthetic across literature, art, and performance.

About This Book

Any Day Now gathers writings that trace the emergence of a distinct Black aesthetic in literature, visual art, and performance.

The volume situates these reflections within the broader cultural movements of the mid-twentieth century.

Readers encounter considerations of form, politics, and identity that continue to shape contemporary discourse.

The collection serves as both historical record and critical resource for students and scholars.

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