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Richard D. Cohen
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Curator's Tour with Awam Amkpa
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EVENT SITE Registration will open November 14th at 10 am. Register here.
Director's Tour with Vera Ingrid Grant
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EVENT SITE Registration will open November 20th at 10 am. Register here.
Boston Globe: 'At Harvard, Wole Soyinka's collection of African traditional art'
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CAMBRIDGE — Nigerian playwright and Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka's collection of African traditional art includes bold, expressive masks, vessels, and figures — carved in wood, cast in bronze, sometimes adorned with beads or feathers. We don't know who...
Harvard Gazette: 'Images of Harlem, then and now'
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For photographer Dawoud Bey, activism and art have long been linked. Bey, whose portraits of Harlem form the centerpiece of the exhibit "Harlem: Found Ways‚" now at the Ethelbert Cooper Gallery of African and African American Art, first connected with his...
Bay State Banner: 'When Construction Comes: Cooper Gallery exhibit highlights Harlem gentrification'
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Through July 15, Harvard's Ethelbert Cooper Gallery of African and African American Art analyzes the history and changes in a historic neighborhood in "Harlem: Found Ways.‚" Anchored by two photo series by Dawoud Bey, created 40 years apart, the exhibit...
Boston Globe: 'Cuba sí, racism no!'
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The Afro-Cuban painter Juan Roberto Diago came of age in the 1990s in the midst of a firestorm. The collapse of the Soviet Union devastated Cuban trade and the island's economy suffered a teeth-jarring blow. Famine followed. Social unrest was inevitable.