ALLANA CLARKE | An Infinitive Breath 2024
Edited by Thomas Zander
Published by Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König, Cologne
With an interview by Legacy Russell with the artist and two essays by Tiffany Barber and Magdalena Kröner
English | German
Allana Clarke is a Trinidadian-American artist whose practice contends with ideas of Blackness and the binding nature of bodily signification. Fluidly moving through sculptural and text-based work, photography, video and performance, she explores the possibility to create new, non-totalizing identifying structures. The artist looks at the ways in which she was conditioned through rituals into a world that is anti-Black. This publication is Clarke’s first monograph and provides a comprehensive overview of her work to date.
'A Particular Fantasy', Exhibition catalogue with essay by Stephanie E. Goodalle. Bennington College Usdan Gallery, Art Omi.
Aruna D'Souza 'The Ambivalence of Care' from the Exhibition Catalog for 'Relative Semblance' at WDG + R Gallery in Brooklyn, NY.
New Talent: Allana Clarke Talks Back to History Art in America May/June 2021
The Kitchen Video Viewing Room
Art Agenda Reviews: That, Around Which The Universe Revolves: Chapter V: Berlin” by Mitch Speed
New Media Caucus Spotlight: Allana Clarke
Guggenheim.org: Meet the NXTHVN Artists and Curators Creating
At-Home Art Activities for Children of Essential Workers
Artnet News: 14 Emerging Women Artists to Watch in 2017
Filthy Dreams: Sharing the Void Boundlessness in Allana Clarke's 'Notes on Belonging to Boundaries'
Patch.com: Three Women Artists use the Female Body as a Means to Explore Equity, Power, Politics, and Memory in New Target Gallery Show.