untitled anxious red drawings untitled anxious red drawings untitled anxious red drawings are a series of artworks created by the american artist rashid johnson and exhibited in an online show produced by the gallery which represents his work, hauser & wirth. a self-described continuation of his 2015 series "anxious men", first exhibited at the drawing center in new york city, these subsequent pieces have all been created during the stay-at-home orders of 2020. a portion of the proceeds from their sale went to the covid-19 solidarity response fund for the world health organization, with both johnson and hauser & wirth each donating ten percent of the proceeds - according to the galleries website the series is sold out. the works visually explore the artist's admitted anxiety; of which he relates... "anxiety is part of my life. it's something that people of color don't really discuss as often as we should. it's part of my being and how i relate to the world, and being honest with that struggle has been rewarding for me. it has led to the kind of self-exploration that produces fertile ground for my output as an artist".