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2 days ago

Juxtapoz Magazine - Esmaa Mohamoud: What Does Webster's Say About Soul? @ Roberts Projects, Los Angeles

Known for her conceptual practice that incorporates familiar objects and symbols from Black visual culture-including football equipment, peacock chairs, lowriders and butterflies-Mohamoud reimagines her source materials by transforming their scale and layering cultural references to recontextualize their interpreted meaning. The exhibition's title comes from Gil Scott-Heron's spoken word poem Comment #1 (1970), which earnestly describes the violence of racial and social inequality in America during that time.
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A sense of self and self-worth': Deborah Willis on the importance of Black photography

Deborah Willis documented and reshaped the history of Black photography through pioneering research, the book Reflections in Black, curatorial projects, and academic leadership.
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