Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this online, public conversation, artist and activist Dana Chandler—who rallied the MFA to support work by Black artists in 1970—speaks with former Boston-area Black Panther Party captain Doug Miranda, and Northeastern University professor Margaret A. Burnham about his Black liberation activist history and the power of visual art within movements for social change.
This virtual event was presented in conjunction with the MFA's digital archive project "Black Power in Print": mfa.org/beyond-the-gallery/black-power-in-print
In this online, public conversation, artist and activist Dana Chandler—who rallied the MFA to support work by Black artists in 1970—speaks with former Boston-area Black Panther Party captain Doug Miranda, and Northeastern University professor Margaret A. Burnham about his Black liberation activist history and the power of visual art within movements for social change.
This virtual event was presented in conjunction with the MFA's digital archive project "Black Power in Print": mfa.org/beyond-the-gallery/black-power-in-print
