Friday Video: Color Outisde the Lines: A Tattoo Documentary.
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Filmmaker Artemus Jenkins. From Kickstarter.
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This week’s Friday video is somewhat related to our ongoing Arkansas Tattoo Project research. (If you want to know more about this project, go here to see all the recent posts. You can also follow the project on Facebook and Twitter)
In researching various tattoo styles and forms of expression, I came across this Kickstarter video for an upcoming documentary. Produced by Artemus Jenkins, Color Outside the Lines: A Tattoo Documentary explores the work, culture, and styles the African American tattoo artists and their clients. It looks like it will also address the need for more black tattoo artists and some of the problems within the industry, including the prevalence of shops owned by white supremacists.
It looks really interesting. Have you heard about it? What are some of the tattoo documentaries you’ve seen and which ones would you recommend?
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