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Charles Smith

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A statement from the artist: "It is the upper torso of a youth in prayer, with an alter as his base. The prayer was, and is, an acknowledgement to God of the destruction and shame within the African American community: gangs, drugs, AIDS, and family deterioration. It was used as part of my museum's traveling exhibition and was documented in the catalog titled 'Straight at the Heart,' held in Beloit, Wisconsin."
Type:
Physical Object
Format:
Mixed Media Concrete, Salvage Materials, Concrete, Newspaper Grounds, Carpet (Synthetic And Cotton), Wood, Carpet Hair Textile
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Anacostia Community Museum

Record Harvested From

Smithsonian Institution

Keywords

  1. Smith, Charles

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