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Apr 2004

'I Painted Those Scenes to Get Them Out of My System'

Bernice Sims talks about 'Selma Bridge Crossing' and what inspires her to paint.
Jun 2004

'Now They Call It Art'

Discover the Freedom Quilters of Gee’s Bend, Alabama, whose renowned works formed a backdrop for the struggle for voting rights in the Deep South.
 


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