All My Ancestors- The Spiritual in Afro Latinx Art

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Description of exhibition: Brandywine Workshop and Archives (BWA) presents All My Ancestors: The Spiritual in Afro-Latinx Art, a major survey of printed works of art on paper—created by artists living and working in North, Central, and South America and the Caribbean—exploring their diverse heritages and collective experiences and influences as descendants of enslaved Africans who embrace the diverse cultural and spiritual legacies that have survived among people of the African diaspora.

Spoiler: catalogue of the exhibit

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"...Latinx"
(Goofy ass term)​

 

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Why they just can't stick with Latin?

 

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"...Latinx"
(Goofy ass term)​

Are you spanish?

 

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I don’t get why yall care what we call ourselves.

Half the time yall calling us spicy cac’s, get the fukk outta here.

 

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In the OP video, the featured speaker, exhibit artist and Art professor Arturo Lindsay, starts speaking at roughly @13:35 mark
He is from Colon, Panama.

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