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What could this chocolate-esque sculpture, by Amalia K. Amaki represent about African American history, identity, and life?

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Newspaper clippings in background displaying obituaties, death of law enforcement

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Newspaper clippings in background displaying obituaties, death of law enforcement

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What kind of people would you hope to meet at a cafe?

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You don’t often see glitter in an art museum, but artist Phoebe Beasley proves how effective this unconventional material can be to communicate celebration 🎉

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Are you ready for Easter? 🐣 Celebrate with Romare Bearden’s Three Women (Easter Sunday). Bearden’s work often depicted the religious traditions of African Americans.

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I may have missed something in the YouTube tutorial.

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This work by Phoebe Beasley is an addition to her previous series Sunrise is Coming After While that was inspired by a Langston Hughes poem from 1922.

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Lionel Loften's Yellow Stage combines torn paper, covered with thick paint in this work. What deserves to be covered? What deserves to be on the surface?

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Notice how the flat cutout shapes of paper create a silhouetted scene of two figures. What do you see?