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The Art and Activism of Marion Perkins: To see reality in a new light edited by Julia Perkins, Michael Flug and David Lusenhof preserves the art of Marion Perkins (19081961), a selftaught sculpture who became one of the most important visual artists in the Chicago Renaissance. Now fifty years after his death, Perkins work has inspired a new audience of artists, art enthusiast and art historians to study the rich cultural history of Chicagos black artists and writers. This book includes commentary, photography and documents from the 2009 yearlong exhibit held at the Chicago Public Librarys Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection of AfroAmerican History and Literature. Third World Press was pleased to partner with the Harsh Society on the production of this book, which will serve as the official archival record of the exhibit.On preserving the art and legacy of Marion PerkinsThrough his art, Marion Perkins imparted social and political commentary on the injustices and challenges faced by African Americans during the 1930s, 40s, and 50s. This catalogue is a tribute to the man and the exhibition to see reality in a new light:the Art & Activism of Marion Perkins, which marked the first comprehensive survey of his legacy and contribution to the landscape of American art. Julia Perkins
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