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Lonnie Holley's earthen monuments sing in a survey including Fellow Black artists from the South.
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Lonnie Holley's earthen monuments sing in a survey including Fellow Black artists from the South.
The title of the exhibit , “If You Really Knew,” speaks to the fact that we can never truly understand the complexities of his life. But the exhibition is not defined by it. It speaks to the greater humanity that we can all connect to through art and how we can use it to transcend ourselves.
Holley isn’t transforming the world—he’s opening a window for us to understand it more fully. The Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami, presents If You Really Knew, the South’s first comprehensive exhibition of works by the Alabama visionary
Over the past few years, Moffat County High School students have participated in an anti-bullying program called If You Really Knew Me. Every Monday, groups go to the Boys & Girls Club and participate in…