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Chenoa BakerObserver |

This fair is not perfect, but it's working to mitigate the effects of the settler-colonial capitalist paradigm.


The Ford Foundation Gallery has gathered the work of three generations of groundbreaking Black women artists in a masterclass in curatorial sightline.

The festival raises several questions, including: Is film reflective of what society is or what it can be? Is it a way to break free or a tool of...

Her use of fragile, vernacular materials challenges institutional norms and reclaims the aesthetics of everyday resistance.
