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Lot 23
Good Morning Freedom
Sonia Boyce (b. 1962)
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Sonia Boyce (b. 1962)
Good Morning Freedom
lithograph in colours, 2013
on Fabriano 5 wove paper
signed and numbered on the reverse, from the edition of 100
published by Iniva, London
Image and Sheet: 430 x 300 mm.
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Lot Notes
Good Morning Freedom was created by the acclaimed artist Sonia Boyce as part of her solo show ‘Scat’ at Iniva (the Institute of International Visual Arts, London) in 2013. The exhibition explored the significance of sound in art through videos from the artist’s multi-media archive The Devotional Collection, charting the history of black women in the music industry. The 1970's hit ‘Good Morning Freedom’ is an uplifting song by the British band Blue Mink, featuring the vocals of Madeline Bell, a US session singer who settled in the UK having started out singing gospel. The print features the infamous chorus lyric ‘A Bee Baw Ba-Ba Ba-Ba Baw’.
Sonia Dawn Boyce MBE (born in London, 1962) is a British Afro-Caribbean artist, living and working in London. She studied art at East Ham College and Stourbridge College of Art until 1983. She is Professor in Fine Arts at Middlesex University, and Professor of Black Art and Design at University of the Arts, London.
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