Posted on Thursday, June 7, 2012 by Allison Byers
In a society where many people don’t feel comfortable talking about race, Hank Willis Thomas insists on making art about race.
And he’s O.K. with making people even more uncomfortable.
“I take pleasure in talking about things that people say we don’t need to talk about anymore,” he said. “Just because we think we’re over race, doesn’t really mean that we’re over it.”
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