11 reactions | The painter and sculptor Glenn Ligon talks about an artwork that has been particularly important to him: “Self Portrait Exaggerating my Negroid Features” (1981) by Adrian Piper. The portrait is as important as the language in its title, Ligon explains. “It makes us think about how what we think of as a self portrait is actually a portrait of the society that we live in." https://nyti.ms/2JNijbF | T: The New York Times Style Magazine | Facebook