Exploring Black Visual Satire

Update: 2020-11-18

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Tracing a historical line from commedia dell'arte, Hogarth and others to modern and contemporary artists including Ollie Harrington, Robert Colescott, Spike Lee, and Kara Walker, we discuss Black visual satire with Duke professor Richard J. Powell.

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Exploring Black Visual Satire

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Exploring Black Visual Satire

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Exploring Black Visual Satire