Rashid Johnson
He is an African
American Socio-political photographer and produces conceptual post-black art.
His work has been displayed around the world in many of the world's leading
museums. He finds inspiration in the work of a diverse
group of visual artists, actors, musicians, writers, activists, and
philosophers, including Carl Andre, Joseph Beuys, Eldrige Cleaver, Bruce
Conner, Joseph Cornell, David Hammons, Kasimir Malevich, Parliament Funkadelic,
and Sun Ra. Often identified with the post-black art movement, Johnson's work
engages questions of personal, racial, and cultural identity, producing a
unique synthesis of historical and material references that are grounded in
African American and art history while expanding into questions of mysticism
and cosmology.












