The roles of Black artists | Legacies of Liberation @FAMSF
The roles of Black artists | Legacies of Liberation  @FAMSF
Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Hosted by Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco fellow Ayoade Balogun and featuring voices from our community, this four-part series of educational videos center Black and African American experiences, artworks, and histories.

We recognize the creativity and call to action of the mural artists whose work was filmed in Oakland June 2021 in the neighborhood of 13th Street and Broadway, including:
Rachel Wolfe-Goldsmith (Wolfe Pack), Our Movement, 2020
Sharon Virtue, Resist, 2020

If you are a muralist whose work is featured, please contact us to be credited schooltours@famsf.org

Watch the next episode here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5eMm5mgGrVCQQJPZLNVbDIYWHvHDI-Sc

Educator resources: famsf.org/art-stories/legacies-liberation

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The roles of Black artists | Legacies of Liberation

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