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Commissioned through Public Art Fund's In the Public Realm program for emerging artists, African American artist Jocelyn Taylor created a candid and thought-provoking video installation entitled The Story of Color. Taylor's videos, created to be viewed in two New York City storefront windows, set up a point of contemplation for the interplay of race, sexuality, and humanity within the context of New York's vast and diverse population. At the Sigerson Morrison shoe boutique on Mott Street, and at the Williamsburg Mini-Mall, passersby encountered five loosely constructed narratives. Each explored perceptions of the words white, black, light, dark and color and the varied meanings of these terms within our collective psyches. Using three monitors set up side by side, Taylor's video triptych depicted mythologies commonly associated with colors and hues. Artist Bio Sponsorship The Story of Color is also generously supported by The Fifth Floor
Foundation. Location Throughout the month of May 2000
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