Three African Ballerinas Jazz greats we have our religions

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And that feeling often changes as the portrait emerges

Black women are the canaries in the coal mine of American consciousness

Three African Ballerinas Jazz greats we have our religionsGicle prints on archival canvas. There is a limited run of 50 in two sizes, 18x24 and 36x48. Ships rolled in a tube. This mixed media style, which recalls quilting traditions in black spaces, dramatically captures the grace, beauty, and complexity of these young ballerinas. The art experience of engagement is always a dialectic. Art interacting with the viewer. Meaning or understanding is produced in between the gaze. If not meaning or understanding,