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I had the pleasure of being part of an exhibit curated by Dr. Sarah L. Webb . The exhibit is currently on display until April at CAB Art Gallery  UNCW. The show explores "Colorism". If you are not aware of this term, please look it up. Chances are you've experienced it, witnessed it, propagated it.... Let's be honest - we all have some sort of bias. Often it is due to miseducation, our community, media... So have the conversations. Learn. Grow.
 P.S.   The Cellist hiding in the corner was AMAZING!
Dr. Sarah L. Webb /  (doll art by Stephanie Brown)




                                                           

CAB Art Gallery at UNCW
                                                         

Don't Put Me In A Box/Detail of work by Ashley A. Jones  

So the piece I was asked to bring was this one:
Enlightened by Rachel Jones
This is one of my favorite paintings. For me, it isn't a focus on the outside but the inner being.

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