Since 1968, The Studio Museum in Harlem has earned recognition for its catalytic role in advancing the work of visual artists of African and Latino descent through its Artist-in-Residence program. The program has supported over one hundred graduates who have gone on to highly regarded careers. Click here to view the full list.
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Jeremy Kost
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Allan Zion
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Jas Knight
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Yéanzi
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Gwendolyn C. Knight
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Brenna Youngblood
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Autumn Knight, 2016–2017
Born 1980 in Houston, TX |
Purvis Young
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Yashua Klos
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Jan Yoors
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William Kitt
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Lynette Yiadom-Boakye
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Seydou Keïta
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Richard Yarde
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John Kendrick, 1995–1996
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Christopher Wynter, 1978–1979
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Michael S. Kendall
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Saya Woolfalk, Expanding the Walls–Teaching and Learning Workshops
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Arnold J. Kemp
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Shirley Woodson
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Khalif Kelly, Teaching and Learning Workshops–Open House for Educators
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Leroy Woodson
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Lauren Kelley, ArtLooks–Open House for Educators
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Hale Woodruff
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William Keith
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Wendy Wilson
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Paul Farwell Keene
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Paula Wilson
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Jayson Keeling
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LeRone Wilson
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Cyrus Karibu
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Fred Wilson
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James H. Karales
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Ellis Wilson
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Titus Kaphar, Fictions–Expanding the Walls
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Deborah Willis
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Martin W. Kane
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William T. Williams
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Lunga Kama
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Walter Williams
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Joyce Kalema
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Randy Williams
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Glenn Kaino
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Michael Kelly Williams, 1983–1984
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Cyrus Kabiru
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Lorna Williams
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Isaac Julien
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Grace Williams, 1995–1996
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Cullen Washington, Jr., Features–Studio Jr.
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Gerald Williams
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William Joseph
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Fabian Williams
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Jasmin Joseph
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Edna Williams
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Barbara Jones-Hogu
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Dan Williams
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Samuel Levi Jones
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D'Angelo Lovell Williams
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Lois Mailou Jones
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Bernard Williams
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Jennie C. Jones
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Kehinde Wiley, 1982–1983
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Ben F. Jones
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Jack Whitten
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Serge Jolimeau
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Stanley Whitney
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Rashid Johnson
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Charles White
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Oliver Johnson
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Linda Whitaker, 1982–1983
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Malvin Gray Johnson
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Pheoris West
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Joshua Johnson
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Eric Wesley
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Daniel LaRue Johnson
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James L. Wells
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Olalekan Jeyifous
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Carrie Mae Weems
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Steffani Jemison, 2018
Steffani Jemison (b. 1981, Berkeley, CA) Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY
2009 MFA, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL 2003 BA, Columbia University, New York, NY |
Lisa Diane Wedgeworth
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Steffani Jemison, Features–Studio Jr.
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Stephanie Weaver, 1998–1999
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Noah Jemison, 1991–1992
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Ian Weaver
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Paul Jean
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Ouattara Watts
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Eliegene Jean
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Albert Watson
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Njena Surae Jarvis
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Cullen Washington Jr.
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Wadsworth Jarrell
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Andy Warhol
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Arthur Jafa
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Burnham Ware
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Walter C. Jackson
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Nari Ward, 1977–1978
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Walter Jackson, 1988–1989
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Leon Waller, 1982–1983
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Tomashi Jackson
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Leon Waller, 1987–1988
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Reginald Jackson
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Larry Walker
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Oliver Lee Jackson
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Kara Walker
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Duron Jackson
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Henderson Day (Bo) Walker
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Ayana V. Jackson
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Christian Walker
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Texas Isaiah
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Derek Walcott
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Birney Imes
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Adolfo Nadal Walcot
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Jerald Ieans
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Andre D. Wagner
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Wardell Milan II, Fictions–Expanding the Walls
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Stacy Lynn Waddell
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Hector Hyppolite
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William Villalongo, Last Look–Store Events
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Juliana Huxtable
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Sam Vernon
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Bill Hutson
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Nontsikelelo Veleko
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Clementine Hunter
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James VanDerZee
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Richard Hunt
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Carl Van Vechten
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Manuel Hughes
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Jina Valentine
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Jibade-Khalil Huffman, 2015–2016
Born 1981, Detroit, MI Lives and works in Los Angeles 2013 MFA, Roski School of Fine Arts, University of Southern California, Los Angeles CA 2005 MFA, Graduate Program in Literary Arts, Brown University, Providence RI 2003 BA, Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY |
Julio Valdez, 1972–1973
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David Huffman
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Pierre-Joseph Valcin
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Earlie Hudnall Jr.
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Doris Ulmann
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Patricia Howard
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Twins Seven Seven
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Charles Hoppe
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Luce Turnier
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Jacqui Holmes, 1990–1991
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Cornelius Tulloch
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Alvin C. Hollingsworth
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Fatimah Tuggar
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Lonnie Bradley Holley
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Brad Trent
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Fred Holland
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Bill Traylor
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Geoffrey Holder
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Renee Townsend
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Wayne Hodge
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Tourmaline
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Nicholas Hlobo
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Rigoberto Torres
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Arnold C. Hinton
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Mose Ernest Tolliver
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Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle
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Barthélémy Toguo
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Candace Hill-Montgomery
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Justin Randolph Thompson
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Stephanie Hill, 1997–1998
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Bob Thompson
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EJ Hill, 2015–2016
Born 1985, Los Angeles 2013 MFA, University of California, Los Angeles, CA 2011 BFA, Columbia College, Chicago, IL
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Philip Thomas
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Chester Higgins
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Mickalene Thomas, Last Look–1982
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Leslie Hewitt, Expanding the Walls–Teaching and Learning Workshops
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Lava Thomas
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Janet Henry, 1988–1989
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Hank Willis Thomas
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Gregory Henry
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Alma Thomas
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Frederick Hayes
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Felandus Thames
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Hugh Hayden
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Thomas Teamoh
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Rosalyn Hawthorne, 1994–1995
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Pascale Marthine Tayou
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Cynthia Hawkins, 1982–1983
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Margaret Taylor-Burroughs
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Maren Hassinger, 1985–1986
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Janet E. Taylor
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Kay Hassan
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Henry Taylor
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David Hartt
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Ron Tarver
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Lyle Ashton Harris
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Henry Ossawa Tanner
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Kira Lynn Harris, 1982–1983
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Ann Tanksley
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Inge Hardison
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Michelle Talibah, 1977–1978
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Trenton Doyle Hancock
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Bruce Talamon
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David Hammons, 1989–1990
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Martine Syms
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Russell M. Hamilton, 1976–1977
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Eldridge Suggs III
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Walter Lobyn Hamilton
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Jimmy Lee Sudduth
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Allison Janae Hamilton, 2018
Allison Janae Hamilton (b. 1984, Lexington, Kentucky) is an interdisciplinary artist working in sculpture, installation, photography, video, and taxidermy. Using plant matter, layered imagery, sounds, and animal remains, Hamilton creates immersive spaces that consider the role of the American landscape in concepts of “Americana” and social constructions of space, particularly within the rural South. Hamilton’s work has been shown at institutions including the Museum of Modern Art, The Jewish Museum, the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, Fundación Botín, Santander, and the Istanbul Design Biennial. Hamilton was a 2013–14 fellow in the Whitney Independent Study Program and has been awarded residencies at Recess, New York; Fundación Botín, Cantabria, Spain; and the Rush Arts Foundation, New York. She received her Ph.D. in American Studies from New York University and her MFA in Visual Arts from Columbia University. She lives and works in New York. |
Devin Troy Strother
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Lauren Halsey, Uptown Fridays!–Artist-in-Residence Programs
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Allen Stringfellow
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Lauren Halsey, 2014–2015
Born 1987, Los Angeles, CA |
Tavares Strachan
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Hassan Hajjaj
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Frank Stewart, 1994–1995
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Carol Guzy
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Lloyd Stevens
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Tyree Guyton
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Lloyd. H Stevens, 1993–1994
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Roy Gumpel
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Micius Stephane
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Alteronce Gumby
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James Everett Stanley
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Adler Guerrier
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Robert St. Brice
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Dr. Eugene Grigsby
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Stan Squirewell
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Rashawn Griffin, Member Events–Fictions
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Jeff Sonhouse
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Kojo Griffin
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Ephrem Solomon
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Timothy Greenfield-Sanders
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Vincent Smith
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Myra Greene
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Shinique Smith
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Renee Green, 1981–1982
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Sable Elyse Smith, 2018
Sable Elyse Smith (b. 1986, Los Angeles) is an interdisciplinary artist, writer, and educator whose practice considers memory and trauma, working from the archive of her own body to mark the difference between witnessing and watching. “To see,” she writes, “is unbearable.” Her work has been presented at institutions including MoMA PS1, the New Museum, and Recess Assembly. It has also been seen through Artist Television Access in San Francisco and at Birkbeck Cinema in collaboration with the Serpentine Galleries. Sable Elyse Smith: Ordinary Violence is on view at the Queens Museum through February 18, 2018. Her writing has been published in Radical Teacher, Selfish Magazine, Studio, and Affidavit, and she is currently working on her first book. Smith has received awards from Creative Capital, Fine Arts Work Center, the Queens Museum, Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture, the Franklin Furnace Fund, and Art Matters. She recently served as a visiting critic at Columbia University and is currently a visiting artist in at Virginia Commonwealth University. She lives and works in Richmond, Virginia. |
Todd Gray
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Bayeté Ross Smith
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Deborah Grant, Last Look–1982
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Ming Smith
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Simon Gouverneur
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Ira Smith
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Rex Goreleigh
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George Smith, 1975–1976
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Paul Giovanopoulos
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Sable Elyse Smith
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Sam Gilliam
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Cauleen Smith
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Aaron Gilbert
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Aswuzi Smith
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Mark Thomas Gibson
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Paul Anthony Smith
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Ralph Gibson
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Alfred J. Smith
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Vanessa German
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Alexandria Smith
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Justin Georges
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A.J. Smith, 1991–1992
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Rennie George
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Yarrow Slaps
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Justin George, 1998–1999
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Michel Sivnil
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Herbert Alexander Gentry
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Aaron Siskind
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Buraimoh Gbadamosi
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Merton D. Simpson
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Cy Gavin
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Lorna Simpson
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Rico Gatson
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Coreen Simpson
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Theaster Gates
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Xaviera Simmons, 2018
Xaviera Simmons (b. 1974, New York, NY) Lives and works in New York, NY
2005 Whitney Museum Independent Study Program, New York, NY Maggie Flanigan Studio, 2-Year Actor Training Conservatory, New York, NY 2004 BFA, Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY |
Shaunté Gates
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Xaviera Simmons, Studio Works–Features
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Ja'Tovia Gary
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Gary Simmons
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Alex Gardner
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Thomas Sills
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Paul C. Gardere
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Durant Sihlali
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Paul Gardere, 1980–1981
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Malick Sidibé
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Ellen Gallagher
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David Shrobe
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Charles Gaines
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Yinka Shonibare
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Genevieve Gaignard
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Sienna Shields
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Meschac Gaba
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Rudy Shepherd
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Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller
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Jamel Shabazz
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Roland Freeman
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Paul Mpagi Sepuya, 2018
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LaToya Ruby Frazier
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Paul Mpagi Sepuya, ArtLooks–Studio Works
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Aaron Fowler
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Robert A. Sengstacke
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Samuel Fosso
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Tschabalala Self
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Derek Fordjour
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Tschabalala Self, 2018
Tschabalala Self (b. 1990, Harlem) makes syncretic use of painting, printmaking, and assemblage to explore ideas surrounding the Black female body. Constructed with a combination of sewn, printed, and painted materials, Self’s exaggerated depictions of bodies traverse a variety of artistic and craft traditions. The physiological and psychological characteristics of her figures also reflect Self’s personal desire to articulate cultural attitudes and realities as they relate to race and gender. She writes, “The fantasies and attitudes surrounding the Black female body are both accepted and rejected within my practice, and through this disorientation, new possibilities arise.” Her work has been included in solo and group exhibitions at Tramway in Glasgow, the New Museum, and Art + Practice, among others. Self received her BA from Bard College and her MFA from Yale University. A 2017 recipient of the Joan Mitchell Foundation Painters & Sculptors Grant, she lives and works in New York and New Haven. |
David Fludd, 1978–1979
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Thabiso Sekgala
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Edgar Fitt, 1998–1999
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William Scott
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Jose A. Figueroa
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Dread Scott
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Amos Ferguson
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Sidney Schenck
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Tom Feelings
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Augusta Savage
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Frohawk Two Feathers
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Raymond Saunders
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Nona Faustine
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Jacolby Satterwhite
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Charles Farrar
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Curtis "Talwst" Santiago
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Lamidi Olonade Fakeye
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Eve Sandler, 1979–1980
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Adebisi Fabunmi
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Ed Salter
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Zachary Fabri
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Synthia Saint James
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Wendy Ewald
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Lezley Saar
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Minnie Evans
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Betye Saar
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Mary Evans
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Alison Saar, 1986–1987
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Mel Ettrick
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Duhirwe Rushemeza
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Roberto Estopinan
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John Rozelle, 1981–1982
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Awol Erizku
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Nellie Mae Rowe
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Touhami Ennadre
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Tracey Rose
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Embah
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Tim Rollins & K.O.S
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Alfred Eisenstadt
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Sherrill Roland
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Victor Ehikhamenor
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Jorge Luis Rodriguez
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Melvin E. Edwards
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Jorge Rodriguez, 1980–1981
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Allan L. Edmunds
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Nadine Robinson, 1969–1983
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Torkwase Dyson
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Marc Andre Robinson, Store Events–Member Events
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D. Denenge Duyst-Akpem
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Kenya (Robinson)
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James Durpree, 1986–1987
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Ellington Robinson
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James Dupree
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Prophet Royal Robertson
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Delano Dunn
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Deborah Roberts
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Marlene Dumas
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Andy Robert, 2016–2017
Born in 1984 in Les Cayes, Haiti |
DeShawn Dumas
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Larry Rivers
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Préfète Duffaut
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Kenny Rivero
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David Driskell
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Bob Rivera, 1977–1978
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Leonardo Drew, 1979–1980
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Faith Ringgold
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John Dowell
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Enrico Riley
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Stan Douglas
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Gregory Ridley
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Emory Douglas
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Jamea Richmond-Edwards
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Godfried Donkor
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Tanea Richardson, Expanding the Walls–Teaching and Learning Workshops
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Jeff Donaldson
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Michael Richards, 1974–1975
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Vincent S. Dillard
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Eugene Richards
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Modou Dieng
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Robin Rhode
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Thornton Dial
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Mallica "Kapo" Reynolds
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James Denmark
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Robert Reid
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Karoly Demeter
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Jeanne Raynal
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Louis Delsarte, 1990–1991
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Robert Rauschenberg
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Joseph Delaney
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Kameelah Janan Rasheed
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Beauford Delaney
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Erika Ranee
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Dorothy Dehner
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Nathaniel Mary Quinn
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TJ Dedeaux-Norris
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Ronny Quevedo
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Aria Dean
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Michael Queenland, Store Events–Member Events
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Abigail DeVille, 2013–2014
Born 1981, New York, NY |
Clarence M. Queen
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Nadine DeLawrence-Maine, 1984–1985
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Mavis Pusey
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Avel C. DeKnight
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Martin Puryear
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Roy DeCarava
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Robert A. Pruitt
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Bernard De Seignara
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Larry Potter
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Murray De Pillars
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Charles Ethan Porter
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Nzuji De Magalhaes
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Pope.L
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C. Daniel Dawson, 1996–1997
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Ted Pontiflet
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Walter Davis
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P.H. Polk
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Pat Davis
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Stephanie Pogue
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Noah Davis
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Michael Platt
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Bruce Davidson
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Valerie Piraino, Open House for Educators–ArtLooks
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Andrews Ofori Danso
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Adrian Piper
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Leonard Daley
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Howardena Pindell
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Ananias Léki Dago
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Andre Pierre
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Jamal Cyrus
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Julia Phillips, 2016–2017
Born 1985 in Hamburg, Germany |
Vladimir Cybil, 1973–1974
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Julia Phillips, Books–Special Projects
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Michael Cummings
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James Phillips, 1998–1999
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Ada Pilar Cruz, 1979–1980
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Paul Pfeiffer
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Emilio Cruz
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Max Petrus
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Allan Rohan Crite
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Dawit L Petros
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Ernest Crichlow
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Dawit Petros, Teaching and Learning Workshops–Open House for Educators
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Renee Cox
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Lamar Peterson
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Brandon Coley Cox
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Alexis Peskine
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Adger W. Cowans
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Elle Perez
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Kyrae Cowan
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Adam Pendleton, Teaching and Learning Workshops–Open House for Educators
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Eldzier Cortor
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Fahamu Pecou
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Hervé Cortinat
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James Payne
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William Cordova, Store Events–Member Events
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Gerard Paul
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Brett Cook-Dizney, 1972–1973
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Damien Paul
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Brett Cook - Dizney
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Lee Pate, 1992–1993
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Houston E. Conwill
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Kamau Amu Patton, Studio Works–ArtLooks
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Dan Concholar
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Ebony G. Patterson
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Elizabeth Colomba
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Benjamin Patterson
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Bethany Collins, 2013–2014
Born 1984, Montgomery, AL |
Gordon Parks
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Robert Colescott
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Pannell
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Willie Cole, 1981–1982
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Jennifer Packer, 2012–2013
Born 1984, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
Tony Cokes
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Muraina Oyelami
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Gregory Coates, 1973–1974
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Clifford Owens, Member Events–Fictions
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Derrick Alexis Coard
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John Outterbridge
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Chuck Close
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Hayward Oubre
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Taha Clayton
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Chinedu Felix Osuchukwu
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Peter Clarke
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Bruce Onobrakpeya
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LeRoy Clarke, 1995–1998
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Kambui Olujimi
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Wesley Clark
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Ademola Olugebefola
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Linda Day Clark
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Raymond Olivier
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June Clark, 1973–1974
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Karyn Andrea Olivier
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Henry Ray Clark
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Karyn Olivier, Member Events–Fictions
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Ed Clark
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Xiomara de Oliver
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Carl Clark
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Demetrius Oliver, Fictions–Expanding the Walls
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Caitlin Cherry
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Asiru Olatunde
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Barbara Chase-Riboud
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Senam Okudzetu, 1969–1983
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Colin Chase, 1983–1984
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Senam Okudzeto
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Zoe Charlton
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Nnamdi Okonkwo
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Dana C. Chandler Jr.
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Tim Okamura
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Paul Chan
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Kayode Ojo
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Momadou Ceesay
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J.D. 'Okhai Ojeikere
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Nick Cave
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Chris Ofili
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Catti
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Toyin Ojih Odutola
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Elizabeth Catlett
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Kemi Odulana
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Jordan Casteel, Special Projects–Uptown Fridays!
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Odili Donald Odita
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Jordan Casteel, 2015–2016
Born 1989 Lives and works in New York, NY 2014 MFA, Yale University, Yale School of Art, New Haven, CT 2011 BA, Agnes Scott College, Decatur GA |
Saturnino Portuondo Odio
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Laurent Casimir
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Sénèque Obin
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Juan Cash
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Philomé Obin
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Nanette Carter
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Antoine Obin
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Benjamin E. Campbell
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Lorraine O'Grady
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Louis Cameron, Last Look–1982
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Leonel Nussa
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Jonathan Calm
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Motshile Wa Nthodi
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Bill Caldwell
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Fred Noel
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Shaun El C. Leonardo
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Charles Nkosi
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Bourmand Byron
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Otobong Nkanga
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Carol Byard, 1995–1996
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Serge Alain Nitegeka
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Charles R. Burwell
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Nisibandoki
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Charles Burwell, 1985–1986
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Arcmanoro Niles
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Selma Burke
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Jackie Nickerson
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Beverly Buchanan
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Floyd Newsum, 1984–1985
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James Andrew Brown, 1987–1988
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Rashaad Newsome
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Iona Rozeal Brown
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Kori Newkirk
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Frederick Brown
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Louise Nevelson
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Moe A. Brooker
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Senga Nengudi
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Michael Paul Britto
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Rudzani Nemasetoni, 1975–1976
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Enick Brig
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Narcissister
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Murat Brierre
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Marilyn Nance, 1976–1977
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Candice Breitz
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Christopher Myers
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Kwame Brathwaite
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Wangechi Mutu, Last Look–Store Events
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Marc Brandenburg
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Sana Musasama, 1986–1987
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Michael Bramwell
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J. B. Murray
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John Braithwaite
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Oscar Murillo
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Peter Bradley
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Lavar Munroe
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Andre Bradley
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Marlon Mullen
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Mark Bradford
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Zanele Muholi
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Diedrick Brackens
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Zwelethu Mthethwa
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Sonia Boyce
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Aimé Mpane
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Frank Bowling
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Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe
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Seymour Etienne Bottex
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Petrona Morrison, 1975–1976
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Phoebe Boswell
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Quentin Morris
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Chakaia Booker, 1974–1975
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Rafael Morla
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Alexander "Skunder" Boghossian
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Sister Gertrude Morgan
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Terry Boddie, 1969–1971
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Philip Moore
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Appau Junior Boakye-Yiadom
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Mario Moore
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Betty Blayton Taylor
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John L. Moore
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Nayland Blake
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Fred Moore
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Robert Blackburn
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Jay Moon
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Willie Birch, 1992–1993
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Anna Moon
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McArthur Binion
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Candace Montgomery, 1990–1991
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Bright Bimpong, 1976–1977
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Meleko Mokgosi, Studio Works–Features
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Camille Billops
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Tracey Moffat
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Sanford Biggers, 1969–1971
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Nandipha Mntambo
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Wilson Bigaud
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Tyrone Mitchell, 1988–1989
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Dawoud Bey
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George Mingo
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James Bernard, 1997–1998
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Lev Timothy Mills
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Leonardo Benzant
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Adia Millett, 1982–1983
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Rigaud Benoit
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Tom Miller
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Kajahl Benes
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Nicole Miller
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Cleveland John Bellow
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Wardell Milan
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Alexandra Bell
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Sam Middleton
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Aisha Bell
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Cristina de Middel
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Gino Beghe
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Troy Michie
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Kevin Beasley, 2013–2014
Born 1985, Lynchburg, VA |
Nii Ahene Mettle-Nunoo
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Romare Bearden
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Harold Mendez
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Derrick Beard
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Julie Mehretu, 1969–1983
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Endia Beal
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Lloyd McNeill
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Mambu Bayoh
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Rodney McMillian
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Sheila Batiste, 1972–1973
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Dave McKenzie, Last Look–Store Events
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Sadie Barnette, 2014–2015
Born 1984, Oakland, CA
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Allie McGhee
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Sadie Barnette, Uptown Fridays!–Artist-in-Residence Programs
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Fred W. McDarrah
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Anthony Barboza
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Dindga McCannon
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Edward Mitchell Bannister
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Howard McCalebb
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Henry Wilmer Bannarn
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Valerie Maynard, 1969–1974
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John Bankston
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Richard Mayhew
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Rushern Baker
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Delita Martin
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Xenobia Bailey, 1971–1972
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Kerry James Marshall, 1984–1985
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Radcliffe Bailey
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Mustafa Maluka
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Firelei Baez
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William Majors
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Kobina Badowah
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Carolyn Maitland
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B.K.
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Stevenson Magloire
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Nicole Awai, 1969–1971
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Turiya Magadlela
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Alice Attie
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Dwight Mackintosh
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Albert Artwell
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Eric N. Mack
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Alexandre Arrechea
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Eric Mack, 2014–2015
Born 1987, Columbia, MD |
Jabu Arnell
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Manuel Macarrulla
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Kenseth Armstead
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David R. MacDonald
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Edgar Arceneaux
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Andrew Lyght
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Diane Arbus
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Alvin Loving
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Philip Kwame Apagya
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Whitfield Lovell
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Antony Charles Robert Armstrong-Jones
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Hew Locke
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Joël Andrianomearisoa
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Donald Locke
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Benny Andrews
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Tom Lloyd
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Noel Anderson
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Birth Livingstone
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Hurvin Anderson
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James Little
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Emma Amos
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Kalup Linzy
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Ghada Amer
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Glenn Ligon
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Francisco Alvaroado-Juarez
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Georges Liautaud
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Candida Alvarez, 1985–1986
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Tony Lewis
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Francisco Alvarado, 1982–1983
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Richard Lewis, 1974–1975
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Charles Alston
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Norman Lewis
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Jules Allen
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Nate Lewis
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Devin Allen
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Joseph ("Joe") S. Lewis III
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Laylah Ali
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Joe Lewis
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Elia Alba, 1971–1972
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David Levinthal
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Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Features–Studio Works
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Ralph Lemon
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Akintunde Akinleye
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Simone Leigh, Studio Works–ArtLooks
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Adebisi Akanji
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Hughie Lee-Smith
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Mequitta Ahuja, Open House for Educators–ArtLooks
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Deana Lawson
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John Ahearn
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Jacob Lawrence
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Terry Adkins, 1987–1988
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Claude Lawrence
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Derrick Adams
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Moshekwa Langa
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BK Adams
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D. Lammie-Hanson
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Manuel Acevedo, 1971–1972
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Jerome Lagarrigue
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Raul Acero, 1980–1981
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Robert LaVigne
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Charles Abramson, 1989–1990
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Marcia Kure
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Nina Chanel Abney
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