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20th Anniversary Exhibition for the African Burial Ground. On March 7, 2012. We are pleased to share the digital projection that was shown at the African Burial Ground during the month of December and early January. The artist, Patrick Singh created these works while he was in New York, France and Burkina Faso. On February 29, 2012. On February 14, 2012.
Public Art Organization curated by Savona. BLACK PERFORMANCE IN CONTEMPORARY ART. MOVEMENT PLAYDATES JOINS UTV 2015 FOR IMPROV. IMAGES FROM COTTON CLUB PROJECTION. MORE ART WILL PREMIERE FOR UNDER THE VIADUCT.
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