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a href= http://www.soulsgrowndeep.org target= _blank Souls Grown Deep /a has announced that it has been entrusted by artists Mary Lee Bendolph (b.
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Blocks and Strips (2002) by Mary Lee Bendolph of the Gee's Bend community © 2017 Mary Lee Bendolph / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York The National Gallery of Art in Washington DC (NGA) has acquired 40 works by 21 African American artists from the non-profit organisation Souls Grown Deep Foundation, a move described as a “milestone” by the foundation president Maxwell Anderson. Souls Grown Deep Foundation is dedicated to documenting and promoting the work of African American artists from the US South. Anderson says that the purchase of numerous works by Black pai...