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Long before downtown galleries and national museums welcomed artists of color, Black artists were making distinctive and significant work around Washington.
What does utopia look like? How can activism achieve dreams of a better world? These are two of the questions the Smithsonian’s Anacostia Community Museum asks in its new gallery experience, “The Utopia Project: Inspiration for Creative Activism,” opening Nov. 1. Through a series of interactives and historic examples of everyday change-makers, “The Utopia Project” asks
Zora Martin Felton, the first Black woman to graduate from Moravian College for Women in 1952, died in March at age 91. She is remembered as a trailblazer and force for positive change in her community, both while growing up in the Lehigh Valley and during her career in Washington, D.C., as a museum curator.