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Basquiat Left School at 17—and Made New York Museums His Classroom | Artsy

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By the time Basquiat was included in the “Times Square Show,” he’d begun to talk about his influences: a pantheon of artist-heroes he’d encountered over many years of museum visits.

Carmen de Lavallade is 86 and still the best dancer in the room | The Washington Post

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De Lavallade’s ability to express psychological meaning through her body, to disappear inside the choreography and mold herself to wildly different artistic styles, has been her life’s work.

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‘The Green Book of South Carolina’ – New York Amsterdam News

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The South Carolina African-American Heritage Commission has recently launched an exciting new mobile travel guide, “The Green Book of South Carolina,” to help residents and visitors from all over the world navigate to the more than 300 African-American cultural sites across the state’s 46 counties.