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Sughra Raza. Who’s Jealous?!. Celestun, Mexico, March 2025. Digital photograph. “The water in Celestún, particularly near the mangroves and estuary, often appears various shades of green, yellow, brown, due to its mineral content mixed with mangrove sediment with its high tannin, and natural phytoplanktons made possible by the mixing of fresh and sea water. This…
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Jacob Lawrence. Migration Series (Panel 52). Casein tempera on hardboard. “… Spring, 1968. All my students were black, and I wasn’t. Jacob Lawrence, who was teaching a course down the hall from me at Pratt Institute, was a famous artist and a real teacher; I wasn’t either of those things. When I introduced myself as…
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Alia Farid. From the series “Elsewhere”. Produced by Chisenhale Gallery, London. Commissioned by Chisenhale Gallery; Passerelle Centre d’art contemporain, Brest. ” … Whether working with Samawa weavers in Iraq, fountain fabricators in Kuwait, or young residents of the Chibayish marshlands, Farid says, ‘Much of the process is developing the craft together.’ Elsewhere (1 December 2023–4…
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Allan Rohan Crite. Sometimes I’m Up, Sometimes I’m Down. Illustration for Three Spirituals from Earth to Heaven (Cambridge, Mass., 1948),” 1937. (Photographs of framed prints by Sughra Raza). “… Back there in the ’30s, the concept of Blacks was usually of somebody up in Harlem, or the sharecropper from the Deep South, or what you…
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Sughra Raza. Bey Unvaan. January, 2026. Digital photograph. On the Pulse of Morning by Maya Angelou A Rock, A River, A Tree Hosts to species long since departed, Marked the mastodon, The dinosaur, who left dried tokens Of their sojourn here On our planet floor, Any broad alarm of their hastening doom Is lost in…
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Nick Brandt. Zaina, Laila and Haroub, Jordan, 2024. From The Echo of Our Voices – The Day May Break. “… THE ECHO OF OUR VOICES is the fourth Chapter of The Day May Break. It was photographed in Jordan, which is considered the second most water-scarce country in the world. The photographs feature refugee families,…
