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Ulysses Jenkins: Meet the artist who's been challenging racism for decades - Vimarsana News

Ulysses Jenkins: Meet the artist who's been challenging racism for decades

Currently on at the Julia Stoscheck Foundation, Ulysses Jenkins: Without Your Interpretation presents powerful video works by the long-ignored African American artist.

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The Julia Stoschek Foundation presents Ulysses Jenkins' first major retrospective in Europe - Vimarsana News

The Julia Stoschek Foundation presents Ulysses Jenkins' first major retrospective in Europe

a href= https://jsfoundation.art/ target= _blank The Julia Stoschek Foundation /a presents the European premiere of Ulysses Jenkins: Without Your

Historian Samella Lewis, who supported Black artists, dies at 99 - Vimarsana News

Historian Samella Lewis, who supported Black artists, dies at 99

Samella Lewis was an energetic artist, curator, collector and historian, and her manifold contributions to art history were extensive and deep.

Review: "Lifes" and the risky business of new art commissions - Vimarsana News

Review: "Lifes" and the risky business of new art commissions

The Hammer's new 'Lifes' show proves how commissioning new art, especially collaborations, is risky