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Sarah Rose Sharp reported in Hyperallergic on Kinship: The Legacy of Gallery 7 at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit. Curated by Abel González Fernández, the exhibition revisited the artist-run space Charles McGee established in 1969 and its commitment to Black abstraction. By pairing foundational participants with later artists, including Elizabeth Youngblood and Gilda Snowden, the show treated that history as an ongoing artistic inheritance.

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Half a Century of Black Art in Detroit

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