Kerry James Marshall Challenges Narratives with Unforgettable Black History Paintings
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Kerry James Marshall's exhibition 'The Histories' at the Royal Academy of Art in London showcases nearly five decades of his work, focusing on complex representations of Black history, including new series on African elites' roles in the slave trade, emphasizing the artist's commitment to depicting nuanced, historically rich images that challenge conventional narratives.
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