Marlene Dumas | “The Black Man, the Jew, and the Girl“, 1993 | (for Parkett 38)

Read a Parkett text on Marlene Dumas
Parkett Vol. 38

Quote from Parkett
“Ever-enquiring into what is reflection, what is real, what is love, what is violence, what is pain, what is lust, what is presence, what is absence, Marlene Dumas constructs, like a piece of architecture, a feeling with corridors, doors, rooms, and empty spaces, many empty spaces, but without a single resting-place for the banal which is perhaps the beginning of evil: the banality of self-deception.” Anna Tilroe, Parkett No. 38, 1993

“The Black Man, the Jew, and the Girl“, 1993 (for Parkett 38)
Triptych printed by Marcel Kalksma, Amsterdam,
in three processes on 250g/m2 Arches: blockprint in one color,
two transfer lithographs from one stone rendered in two colors,
inked and inscribed by hand, with eyes and organs scratched out, folded zigzag,
10 x 24 1/4” (25,5 x 63 cm),
Ed. 60/XX, signed and numbered bottom right.

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