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Exploring Afrofuturism: Black Artists Featured In Four Shows Across The East End

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Clintel Steed

Clintel Steed "Two Astronauts Floating in Space," 2022, 94" x 84." Steed's work will be on view at Natali/Keyes Gallery in Greenport January 29 to March 31.

Cullen Washington Jr.

Cullen Washington Jr. "Primer 3," 2021, mixed media on canvas, 92" x 44." Washington's work will be on view at Keyes Gallery at ABNY in East Hampton February 19 to March 31.

Leslee Stradford's

Leslee Stradford's "Padrãos" will be on view at The Church in Sag Harbor from February 5 to 12.

Thornton Dial's work will be on view at Keyes Art Gallery in Sag Harbor from February 26 to March 31.

Thornton Dial's work will be on view at Keyes Art Gallery in Sag Harbor from February 26 to March 31.

Erika Ranee

Erika Ranee "Sea Grapes," 2021. Acrylic, shellac, sand, spray paint, oil stick and paper collage on canvas.

Julie Keyes and Eden Williams are co-curating

Julie Keyes and Eden Williams are co-curating "Afrofuturism: Re-imagining the Future by Honoring Now," a multi-site exhibit across the East End. MICHAEL HELLER

authorAnnette Hinkle on Jan 25, 2022
With February on the horizon and Black History Month soon to begin, exhibitions and cultural programs abound that pay tribute to the many contributions African Americans have made to the... more

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