From Stono to Now: The Fire This Time Black Resistance in American Art, 1739 - Present

    From Stono to Now: The Fire This Time charts a powerful lineage of Black rebellion and creative defiance, presenting a curatorial arc that spans uprisings, visionaries, and visual declarations of freedom. This exhibition brings together works from multiple exhibited collections that speak to our shared legacy of protest, self-determination, and survival.

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    Barber, Jamaal, (For God And Angels)
    Williams, Kevin, (Stolen King)
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    Phillips, Bertrand D. (Untitled)
    Dorsey, Najee (Strategy, Gullah Jack Series)
    Dorsey, Najee, (Gullah Jack)
    Catlett, Elizabeth, (Harriet)
    Barber, Jamaal, (A Council of Women)
    Mims, Traci (Truth and Light)
    Dorsey, Najee, (Google Robert Charles)
    Mims, Traci (Blessed be the Fruit Diptych)
    Mims, Traci (Remember the Revolution)
    Barber, Jamaal, (To Be Free)
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    Williams, Kevin, (Date Night)
    Dorsey, Najee, (Picking Up The Pieces)
    Dorsey, Najee, (American Greed)
    Edwards, Mel, (Untitled)
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