Artist Glenn Ligon is profiled in the New York Times this week, as he prepares to unveil a new curatorial project in St. Louis, inspired by Ellsworth Kelly’s piece Blue Black.  “When I was in the building, the Ellsworth Kelly is massive,†he says. “I had this very funny aural hallucination where I kept hearing Louis Armstrong’s voice singing ‘What did I do to be so black and blue?’â€
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