A Seat at|the Table
July 29, 2024 11:30 am Leave your thoughtsAbove: Shonna in front of mural, A Dedication To Aaron Douglas, Judah Pimental, Sojourner Truth African Heritage Museum, 2024 Published... View Article
The Crocker Museum Store
Brickhouse Gallery & Art Complex
Twelves Wax
Amatoria Fine Art Books
Groundswell Art
Capitol Books
Kicksville Vinyl and Vintage
Old Gold
Verge Center for the Art
Beers Books
The Print
Sol Collective
East Village Bookshop
Sojourner Truth Multicultural Art Museum
Phono Select
Avid Reader
Newsbeat
Blue Line Arts
Publisher, Interviewer + Photographer:
Bill Stotler
Artistic Director + Designer:
Anna Reutinger
Social Media:
Samuel Styrsky
Patron:
Will Green
Aesthete:
Gensler
Kim Squaglia, Dunnigan Realtors
Hacker Lab
Groundswell
Enthusiast:
Asher Styrsky, Styrsky Insurance Agency
Paul Endelman
Balanced Body
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