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Deborah talks about how she expresses herself in her work, moving her body when you are working, and creating worlds for Black people.

We talk about her practice working with photos of institutionalized black women from archives of insane asylums and how an artist handles such sensitive material without further exploiting the subjects, the history of racism within scientific and health fields, centering the story of black women, and how she protects her own mental health while working with such difficult material

In this episode, Miranda speaks with Stephanie Santana, a textile artist, surface designer and fine art printmaker based in Brooklyn, NY.

Artist talk with Black Women of Print Founding Member Stephanie Santana, hosted by Sarah Kirk Hanley, Executive Director at MGC.

Artist talk with Black Women of Print Founding Member LaToya M. Hobbs, hosted by Sarah Kirk Hanley, Executive Director at MGC.

In this episode, Miranda speaks with Tanekeya Word, a Milwaukee based visual artist, printmaker and educator, whose work centers around Black geographies: exploring Afrofuturism, Black aesthetics, Black hair, Black identity, and Black girl/womanhood.

In this episode, Miranda speaks with LaToya Hobbs. LaToya is a Professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, MD whose portraits to explore the intersection of race, beauty and identity in women of African descent and is the recent the winner of the 2020 Janet and Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize.

This week, Jasmine and Jamaal talk with Tanekeya Word of Black Women of Print. They discuss the importance of Black and female specific spaces and womanist ideology.