Kehinde Wiley – The World Stage – France
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Kehinde Wiley
Alain Tala and Teddy Siemogne, 2012 Oil on Canvas.
Kehinde Wiley
Woman with a Pearl, 2012 Oil on Canvas.
Kehinde Wiley
The Three Graces, 2012 Oil on Canvas.
Kehinde Wiley
Saint Jerome, 2012 Oil on Canvas.
Kehinde Wiley
Portrait of Napolean as First Consul, 2012 Oil on Canvas.
Kehinde Wiley
Portrait of a Couple, 2012 Oil on Canvas.
Kehinde Wiley
For his first European exhibition, Wiley set off to seek out African cultures and the colonial history of France in Africa (1880-1960) as he explored Morocco, Tunisia, Gabon, Republic of Congo and Cameroon. Delving into issues of racial and sexual identity, Kehinde Wiley’s works create unexpected collisions where art history and street culture come face to face. The artist makes eroticised heroes of the ‘invisible’, those traditionally banished from representations of power.
Kehinde Wiley
Monsieur Seriziat, 2012 Oil on Canvas.
Kehinde Wiley
John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough II, 2012 Oil on Canvas.
Kehinde Wiley
John Churchill Duke of Marlborough I, 2012 Oil on Canvas.
Kehinde Wiley
Francois Bertin, 2012 Oil on Canvas.
Kehinde Wiley
Emperor Napoleon I, 2012 Oil on Canvas.
Kehinde Wiley
Bonaparte in the Great Mosque of Cairo, 2012 Oil on Canvas.
Kehinde Wiley
Barthelemy Toguo, 2012 Oil on Canvas.
