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Black is Black; SE’s art exhibit celebrates Black artists

February 8, 2022
A photograph entitled “Amen” by Nitashia Johnson displayed at the Black is Black: Invitational on SE Campus. The exhibit was curated by John Spriggins. Photos by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
A photograph entitled “Amen” by Nitashia Johnson displayed at the Black is Black: Invitational on SE Campus. The exhibit was curated by John Spriggins.
Photos by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
“The Gown” by John Spriggins. It is a photo collage on paper. Photos by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
“The Gown” by John Spriggins. It is a
photo collage on paper.
Photos by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
“The Headdress” by John Spriggins, the curator of the exhibit. Photos by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
“The Headdress” by John Spriggins,
the curator of the exhibit.
Photos by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
“Blood in the Water” by Abi Salami. This piece is made of acrylic on canvas. Photos by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
“Blood in the Water” by Abi Salami. This piece is made of acrylic on canvas.
Photos by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
“Tears” by Jarrad Hamilton. The piece is oil on canvas. Photos by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
“Tears” by Jarrad Hamilton. The piece is oil on canvas.
Photos by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
“Bloodlines” by Sanah Brown-Bowers. This piece combines various forms of art. Photos by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
“Bloodlines” by Sanah Brown-Bowers. This piece combines various forms of art.
Photos by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
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