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6: Jimmy Freeman, 1983
Fig. 9: Untitled, 1981
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Source: Mapplethorpe, teNeues Publishing, 1992; Robert Mapplethorpe “Black Book”, St.
Martin’s Press, 1988
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I am at least 18 years of age. The debate has been about whether it simply mirrored white supremacy and power over black men and fueled the fashion industry even more to present the picture of a typical “black stallion” in the media.
Fig. 5: Bob Love, 1979
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The focus on the black penis would only undermine that Mapplethorpe flaunted his provocative obsession of black genitalia in front of his audience regardless of the impact.
Fig. “I often say that photographing black men is like photographing bronze”, he said and explained that his intentions were never to exploit Afro-American men in any way.
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Like Black Bronze
One could certainly argue that Mapplethorpe was obsessed with black men. However, in describing his work himself, he expressed a rather artistical and even personal attachment.
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2: Cock, 1985
Obsession With Big Black Genitalia
Another accusation has been that Mapplethorpe’s work was not about aesthetics or depicting beauty, but rather making racial differences even clearer.
Yes! I am requesting your materials for my personal use in my private residence. Critics like the black author Essex Hemphill or film producer and artist Isaac Julien concluded that he would dominate and control the black male body by fetishizing it in his photographs.
7: Derrick Cross, 1983
Fig. One of his most controversial pictures “Man in a Polyester Suit” that shows a man in a suit with his black penis coming out of the zipper, was criticized for being dehumanizing, because Mapplethorpe did not show the man’s face, therefore ignoring his identity and personality. I am not 18 +
Black Silk: Robert Mapplethorpe’s Photography of Black Men
Beautiful black bodies set in scene, masculine and strong, yet also sensitively captured in delicate black-and-white photography by Mapplethorpe, are still not only quite fascinating to look at, but remain a controversy in the art world.
Although Mapplethorpe’s photography has been highly praised and valued, it has also been criticized for being too stereotypical and for simply expressing racial structures already inherent in society.
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3: Man in polyester suit, 1980
Fig. Black gay men in this context are a symbol deprived of their personality, cultural background and emotional or even human side.