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Read Kara Walker's thoughts on life in lockdown
Courtesy of James Cohan Gallery, watch a behind-the-scenes studio visit with Fred Tomaselli
The New York Times wrote about a trio of black-owned galleries in the 1960's and 70's, and how they launched the careers of many important black artists, including Dawoud Bey and Fred Wilson
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The Tang Museum is open online while the building is closed.
Deborah Roberts on Glass Castles, 2017
Artist Deborah Roberts speaks about her work in the Tang collection, Glass Castles.
Deborah Roberts on Glass Castles, 2017
Paula Wilson on Data Unloaded, 2008
Student Interview: Dayna Joseph ’19
Jamal Cyrus on Untitled (Threads), 2016
Titus Kaphar on The Faithful, 2008
Student Interview: Rachel Rosenfeld ’18
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Wolfgang Tillmans’ “Damon, shower, head up (Damon Albarn),” 1995, chromogenic print on Fujicolor paper,… https://t.co/nZ1xsOLXq5
