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If Walls Could Talk: A Student Exhibition

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Elevation From Within

ORIGINS OF INFLUENCE III: American Modernism

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Some of our Spring Highlights, Including the conservation of artwork from The African Modernism in America Exhibition and Our Student Exhibition “A Mile In My Shoes”

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Awesome feature @tennesseannews! Thanks @craiga.shoup! African Modernism in America continues to inspire!

African Modernism in America, is currently on view at the Mildred Lane Kemper Museum

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Alicia- On view in the Carl Van Vechten Art Gallery Untitled By: Alicia Henry

-Art Imitates Life-

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Henry Ossawa Tanner
1859-1937

The Three Marys
1910
Oil on canvas
Gift of the Art Institute of Chicago

Henry Ossawa Tanner was born in 1859 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the son of an Episcopal minister and schoolteacher. He studied at the Pennsylva

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Visioning a future from the past
An Artistic Metamorphosis Towards Social Justice

Eistrup invites you to an open public workshop, held in conjunction with her work titled Charging Change 2nd movement, that will b

Amazing visit from students and Professor Persephone Felder-Fentress #creativearts

Honoring our very own Professor Alicia Henry in our current exhibition! The monographic exhibition, Alicia, explores the complexities and contradictions of beauty, identity, and social constructs—including love, loss, play, family, community, i