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[Inclusion In Art]

Racial and Cultural Diversity in Oklahoma's Visual Arts

Mark Williams Violet

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Exactly 1 year ago! #SpiritOfColor is an expression of identity and culture through the arts. It is supporting and advocating for diverse groups of artists and making a place for their unique perspectives. It is challenging the norm and having the courage to be true to one’s self. It is the culmination and celebration of the artistic careers of artists Mary Ann Moore, Edward Grady, Marty Avrett, Wallace Owens, Corazon Watkins, Rose and Melvin Smith, Michi Susan and Al Bostick. Hosted by the @oklahomahof museum.
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