99% NO.21Sedrick Huckaby'sThe 99% Projectis a part of an installation of 101 lithographic portraits produced at Brandywine Workshop and Archives, Philadelphia. He began this series by drawing family members and individuals he encountered near his neighborhood. Huckaby focuses less on locale than on the process of engaging with people who might otherwise be marginalized in society. Amidst creating works, he asks his subjects to describe what is most important

The lower register shifts to a map of the United States labeled "Home Lands

very near the spot where Sato first stepped into America

I include my own symbols and forms and some that are interpreted in African or African American folktales and religious and social issues

This print is inspired by that early computer and video work with horizons

It reflects Delsarte’s memory of growing up in Harlem during the post-World War II era and its connections through music and culture to the achievements of the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s and ‘30s

universal" humanity are nonetheless rooted in his personal experience as an Afro-Cuban man and conveyed through the materiality of his works

Jonkonnu provided enslaved people the opportunity to abandon their harsh labors for a day of festivity

and circumstance

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and terrestrial realms

—Excerpted from https://biography

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