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A Photo Journal of places, faces and spaces

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While at the Zoo | A Photo Journal of places, faces and spaces Home About jump to navigation Unnamed Figures January 14, 2024 Posted by judylobo in Zoo . Tags: American Folk Art Museum , art , Art exhibit , NYC , photography , Unnamed Figures 6 comments  I saw this wonderful exhibit several months ago and thought that this being Martin Luther King weekend it was a timely post to share. ‘A vital American Folk Art Museum show reckons with centuries of erasure by uncovering historical records of the unnamed Black people depicted in artwork. Assembling paintings, drawings, photographs, embroideries, sculptures, ceramics and a wealth of archival material from the 17th through the 19th centuries, the exhibition surrounds representations of Black individuals with essential, eye-opening context. The NY Times reviewed this exhibit a few weeks ago and their words are much better than mine. The American Folk Art Museum is free and they always have wonderful, tho...

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