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African American Abstraction: St. Louis Connections at St. Louis Art Museum through March 23rd

Posted by Janet Grace Riehl on March 11th, 2008 No Comments Printer-Friendly

Click here to watch Naomi Silver’s three vivacious interviews with Curator Andrew Walker, Artist Phillip Hampton, and Artist John Rozelle—all discussing the current African America Abstraction: St. Louis Connections which runs through March 23rd at the St. Louis Art Museum.

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