At the New Museum, *Black Artist Burnout* is presented as a live, time-based work that examines the pressures placed on Black cultural labor in the contemporary art economy. It follows fatigue not as a private failing, but as something produced by institutions, expectations, and visibility. In a city where artists often sustain whole scenes without stable support, the piece reads as a record of working conditions as much as an artwork. Its most pointed move is refusing the usual demand for resilience as entertainment.
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