Thicc-ening the Narrative | Virtual Artist Panel

Clay Art Center presents a Virtual Artist Panel for Thicc-ening the Narrative, our online invitational Pride Month exhibition, guest curated by Deshun Peoples. Join us to learn more about the participating artists and how the intersecting identities of queerness, race, and fatness inform their work and creative processes.
Participating Artists: Carletta Williams, Shaun Mallonga, V Walton, and Gerald Brown. Moderator: Deshun Peoples.
Learn more about Guest Curator Deshun Peoples:
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View the virtual exhibition here:
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*This Virtual Event was originally aired June 20th, 2024, 7pm Eastern Time via Zoom.
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This program is part of Clay Art Center's Virtual Artist Talks & Demos series.
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