HYPERALLERGIC: What Just Above Midtown Meant for Black Artists 1.18.2023

Janet Olivia Henry’s diorama “The Studio Visit” (1983) provides a key to what JAM means for nonwhite artists. A White curator visits a Black woman’s studio. Their clothes rumple as they sit in conversation.

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