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(Anti) Corporeality: Reclaiming and Re-Presenting the Black Body

July 26 - December 23, 2016
In Education Hallway

(Anti) Corporeality: Reclaiming and Re-Presenting the Black Body

July 26 - December 23, 2016
In Education Hallway

Many artworks produced during the Atlantic slave trade disseminated and reinforced pro-slavery ideologies by attempting to reduce people of African ancestry to their corporeality. Contemporary artists represented in the AMAM collection, including Carrie Mae Weems, Burton Silverman, William E. Smith, and Margaret Burroughs, reclaim and re-present this dim period in history through prints and photographs of their own.

Organized by Sreyashi Bhattacharyya ’16

Organized by

Sreyashi Bhattacharyya '16

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