Romare Bearden’s “Siren’s Song” (1979) is a screenprint from his acclaimed Odysseus Suite, where he reimagines Homer’s epic through a unique cultural lens. In this piece, Bearden portrays the moment when Odysseus, bound to the mast, resists the enchanting calls of the Sirens. The artwork stands out for its bold colors and abstract forms, merging classical Greek themes with African American artistic expressions. Bearden’s innovative collage technique and modernist style breathe new life into this ancient narrative, reflecting on themes of temptation, resilience, and the universal human journey.