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Photo Credit: D. Lamont Kaleidoscope of Cultures: The de la Torre Brothers’ Maximalist Vision In the heart of Charlotte, North Carolina, the Mint Museum recently closed its doors on one of its most vibrant and transformative exhibitions to date, Collidoscope:
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Fabri Fibra by Mario Loprete. Photo Credit: Mario Loprete [In Focus] Cemented Memories: The Art of Mario Loprete Mario Loprete, born in Catanzaro, Italy in 1968, is a contemporary artist who blends painting and sculpture in a unique way. A
A’driane Nieves. Photo Credit: D. Lamont Abstract, Alive, and Unapologetic: The Evolution of A’driane Nieves In the intimate setting of the performance room at the Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture, A’driane Nieves stood poised between reflection
Nellie Ashford Nellie Ashford Brings History to Life at Gaston County Musuem Artist Talk The Gaston County Museum in Dallas, North Carolina welcomed celebrated self-taught artist Nellie Ashford for an unforgettable Artist Talk that blended storytelling, history, and art into
Killer of Sheep: A Poetic Meditation on Working-Class Life in Watts Charles Burnett’s Killer of Sheep is a quietly profound and visually lyrical portrait of working-class life in 1970s Watts, Los Angeles. Shot with a poetic sensibility and a documentarian’s
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