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When we were girls African American artists The fear of death being

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The fear of death being the impetus for surrender

The beast is at the door

The artist is essential to the former

” Thankfully this dynamic is evolving and we’re beginning to see more hairstyles

Survival then becomes slavery and slaves rarely rebel

When we were girls African American artists The fear of death being46x62, oil on gallery wrapped canvas. The art experience of engagement is always a dialectic. Art interacting with the viewer. Meaning or understanding is produced in between the gaze. If not meaning or understanding, then a sensation of feeling. This engagement will be different for every viewer. This is precisely why art belongs only partially to the artist. The creation is a thing apart from the engagement with the viewer. The artist is essential

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