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Estamos Sin Fronteras: Mary Kuvet in Bricolaje
Mary Kuvet’s indigo resist dyed work is a consideration of both personal and cultural identity, an attempt to locate a mixed Mexican-American identity. The …
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Archie Scott Gobber and the Uncertainty of Practice
Archie Scott Gobber has been working in Kansas City for decades and has established his place as a sign painter with a sense of …
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Exploring Cultural Memory in The Work of Lyndon Barrois Jr.
I first encountered Lyndon Barrois Jr.’s work at the CAMSTL where his installation Of Color was exhibited. In the gallery was half a basketball …
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Kayla Quan Challenges the Model Minority Stereotype Through Sincerity and Humor
Drea DiCarlo talks to San Francisco-based Kayla Quan about the complexities of race and ethnicity in her lighthearted and facetious illustrations, prints, and zines. …
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