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From a black jacket that looks like a bat hanging in a cave to a garment stained with the blood of an assassinated Panamanian, this celebration of textile art is ravishing and riveting

Using period fabrics, two quilters pieced together The Legacy Quilt, part of the Museum of Food and Drink’s exhibit “African/American: Making the Nation’s Table.”

For 400 years, American food culture has been shaped by African Americans. A new exhibit at the Africa Center in New York shows how.

For 400 years, American food culture has been shaped by African Americans. A new exhibit at the Africa Center in New York shows how.

African/American: Making the Nation’s Table is a new NYC exhibition that celebrates the history of African American food culture, at The Africa Center

Harlem’s new renaissance: How Harlem art galleries are covering Black History Month Harlem’s new renaissance: How Harlem art galleries are covering Black History Month Princeton Huang / Staff Photographer By Fernanda Aguero | February 14, 2021, 11:09 PM With Black History Month in full swing, many galleries showcasing Black art and culture are just steps away from Columbia’s campus. Harlem galleries that have reopened for in-person visitors are featuring pieces that tell stories often...