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How the Kinsey Collection Grew from a Family’s Deep Dive into African American History to an Expansive Collection Narrating Over 400 Years of the Black Experience in the US
“Looking at the African American story is like going into a graveyard with no headstones. So much of the contributions of African Americans in building this country have been wiped
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The artist sits on the boards of the Guggenheim Museum, Ballroom Marfa, and Performa.
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