| 词条 | Arthur Jafa |
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| name = Arthur Jafa | image = Arthur Jafa (2019, Prague).jpg | imagesize = 250 px | caption = Arthur Jafa (2019, Prague) | birth_name = Arthur Jafa Fielder | birth_date = 1960 | birth_place = Tupelo, Mississippi | nationality = American | alma_mater = Howard University | field = | training = | movement = | works = Daughters of the Dust | patrons = | influenced by = | influenced = | awards = "Best Cinematography" Sundance Film Festival 1992 | website = }}Arthur Jafa (born Arthur Jafa Fielder, 1960, Tupelo, Mississippi) is an African American video artist and cinematographer.[1] Early life and educationAs a child, Arthur Jafa assembled binders full of found images in collections he called "the books," which informed his artistic practice as an adult. Jafa studied architecture and film at Howard University before moving to Atlanta, Georgia.[2] [3] CareerArthur Jafa has exhibited at the Hirschorn, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and the Julia Stoschek Collection, as well as many others.[4][5][6] His role as a cinematographer with directors such as Julie Dash and Spike Lee has been notable, with his work on Daughters of the Dust (1991) winning the "Best Cinematography" Award at Sundance.[7] His seven-minute video essay Love Is the Message, The Message Is Death is in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and the High Museum of Art.[1][8] Set to Kanye West's song "Ultralight Beam", the work consists of a series of found images and video clips depicting a range of Black American experiences throughout history. Among many other clips exploring African American life and resiliency, the video essay juxtaposes recordings of police violence and footage from the Civil Rights Movement with clips of Black artistry, pop culture, celebration, and creativity.[9] Jafa also has worked on a number of music videos and was notably the director of photography on videos for Solange's Don't Touch My Hair and Cranes in the Sky.[10] He was included in the 2017 ArtReview Power 100 list.[11] Arthur Jafa co-founded TNEG along with Malik Sayeed, a "motion picture studio whose goal is to create a black cinema as culturally, socially, and economically central to the 21st century as was black music to the 20th century". [12] TNEG has produced a number of works such as Dreams Are Colder Than Death and the music video for Jay-Z's song 4:44. In 2018, Jafa released the approximately forty minute-long video essay entitled The White Album, which uses found video clips from CC TV, cell phones, documentaries, and more to explore whiteness and racism in the United States of America.[13][14] His work is represented by Gavin Brown's Enterprise.[15][16] Selected filmography
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