BAIA Talks: Two Curators Talk the Legacy of Black Women Artists on EatonRadio
Faron Manuel, Curator of Black Art In America’s pop up exhibit “Our Image Is Our Message: As Told by Black Women Artists” sits down for a conversation with Deirdre Darden, Independent Curator & Curator of Eaton Hotel’s permanent collection in Washington, D.C., on the work of legacy and contemporary black women artists at EatonRadio.
The exhibit “Our Image Is Our Message” was developed in conjunction with the theme of this year’s March On Washington Film Festival, Praising the Bridges, celebrating contributions of black women to the Civil Rights Movement—this exhibition of legacy and contemporary black women artists explores the stories, and perspectives of black women, as told through art.
As we bring the DC edition of this exhibition to a close, check out the thoughts of these two curators on work by the women artist in this show and beyond.
Our Image Is Our Message: As Told by Black Women Artists
Najee Dorsey, BAIA Founder/CEO and Faron manuel, exhibition curator
