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Inside the room, all four walls are adorned with life-sized paintings, or perhaps even reflections, of people looking past each otherits us without being you and I.
Black Identity Across Continents: An Interview With Artists Nolan Oswald Dennis and Deborah-Joyce Holman
“It feels like it came out of a shared community,” the Johannesburg-based South African artist Nolan Oswald Dennis tells Observer about making his U.S. institutional debut alongside London-based Swiss artist Deborah-Joyce Holman in separate exhibitions exploring Black identity.