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This weekend is your last chance to see 30 Americans The exhibition's last day is Monday, January 17
Just a few days left
to see 30 Americans
If you haven't seen 30 Americans yet – or if you want to see it again – it's time to visit your museum!
30 Americans features an incredible “Who’s Who” list from among the most acclaimed Black artists of the last few decades, including Nick Cave, Glenn Ligon, Lorna Simpson, Mickalene Thomas, and Kehinde Wiley. These artists explore identity, triumph, tragedy, pride, prejudice, and wit in a provocative exhibition united by one nation and distinguished by 30 experiences. Its last day on view is Monday, January 17, with free admission all day!
Presenting Sponsors:
Dr. Suzan D. Boyd and Mr. M. Edward Sellers
FAAAC presents 30 Americans: A Storytelling Celebration
Monday, January 17 | Noon – 1:00 p.m.
FACEBOOK LIVE
In celebration of the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and to bid farewell to the artistry of the 30 Americans exhibition on closing day, join the Friends of African American Art & Culture (FAAAC) for a storytelling event on Facebook Live. Four storytellers tell stories inspired by the exhibition artists — Southern tales, city tales, and sure'nuf tales that will make you laugh, cry, and appreciate the beauty within Black art. Learn more.
Virtual Let’s Talk Race Community Conversation
Monday, January 17 | 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
The Columbia Museum of Art joins Richland Library in their ongoing series Let’s Talk Race to facilitate discussions that tackle a variety of topics through the lens of race, equity, and inclusion. Every conversation is different and offers community members the opportunity to take part in this honest and courageous dialogue. This month, Let’s Talk Race features discussion around works from the exhibition 30 Americans on its closing day. This event will be held online. Learn more. Copyright © 2022 Columbia Museum of Art, All rights reserved.
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