With the convenience of instant “self-portraits” via our smartphones and digital cameras, what, if anything, do we lose when we replace the artist's self-portrait with the ubiquitous selfie?
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With the convenience of instant “self-portraits” via our smartphones and digital cameras, what, if anything, do we lose when we replace the artist's self-portrait with the ubiquitous selfie?
Art is and has always been significant to the life and culture of the black person in America. From hiding Yoruba religious symbols in Christian iconography to singing the woes of the soul in the so-called “negro-spiritual,” art has been […]
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