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In this special installation, the Clark considered Charles White's large-scale mural, Progress of the American Negro, in light of White's abiding interest in African American history, the under-appreciated role of African American artists in the WPA and the New Deal, and that era's emphasis on public art.
Press clippings
In this special installation, the Clark considered Charles White's large-scale mural, Progress of the American Negro, in light of White's abiding interest in African American history, the under-appreciated role of African American artists in the WPA and the New Deal, and that era's emphasis on public art.
Catalog text
In this special installation, the Clark considered Charles White's large-scale mural, Progress of the American Negro, in light of White's abiding interest in African American history, the under-appreciated role of African American artists in the WPA and the New Deal, and that era's emphasis on public art.
Informal photographs
In this special installation, the Clark considered Charles White's large-scale mural, Progress of the American Negro, in light of White's abiding interest in African American history, the under-appreciated role of African American artists in the WPA and the New Deal, and that era's emphasis on public art.
Ephemera
In this special installation, the Clark considered Charles White's large-scale mural, Progress of the American Negro, in light of White's abiding interest in African American history, the under-appreciated role of African American artists in the WPA and the New Deal, and that era's emphasis on public art.
Installation photos
In this special installation, the Clark considered Charles White's large-scale mural, Progress of the American Negro, in light of White's abiding interest in African American history, the under-appreciated role of African American artists in the WPA and the New Deal, and that era's emphasis on public art.
Installation slides and contact sheet
In this special installation, the Clark considered Charles White's large-scale mural, Progress of the American Negro, in light of White's abiding interest in African American history, the under-appreciated role of African American artists in the WPA and the New Deal, and that era's emphasis on public art.
Related events / High school program
In this special installation, the Clark considered Charles White's large-scale mural, Progress of the American Negro, in light of White's abiding interest in African American history, the under-appreciated role of African American artists in the WPA and the New Deal, and that era's emphasis on public art.
Related events / Symposium: Conserving a Legacy: Charles White and the art collections of historically black universities
In this special installation, the Clark considered Charles White's large-scale mural, Progress of the American Negro, in light of White's abiding interest in African American history, the under-appreciated role of African American artists in the WPA and the New Deal, and that era's emphasis on public art.
Press kit
In this special installation, the Clark considered Charles White's large-scale mural, Progress of the American Negro, in light of White's abiding interest in African American history, the under-appreciated role of African American artists in the WPA and the New Deal, and that era's emphasis on public art.