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Edmund Barry Gaither on Art History and Curation
April 10, 2002
Edmund Gaither director, Center Afro-American Artists

Art historian and curator Edmund Barry Gaither discusses his work at the Museum of the National Center for Afro-American Artists. This lecture is part of the Arts in Education Program's John Landrum Bryant Lecture Performance Series.

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