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Nov 21, 2022
RICHES presents The Crown We Never Take Off
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Oct 15, 2020
The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Expands Its Regional Regranting Program and Appoints Khadija Nia Adell as Regional Re-granting Program Manager
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Artists & The Marketplace: Creating Value and a Sustainable Practice
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Episode 23 - In Which I Talk to Artists
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Common Field, Philadelphia, PA, April 25th-28th, 2019
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Young Collectors Contemporary, Conversation Series: Blackness x Abstraction
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Fired Up, Ready to Go!
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RICHES presents The Crown We Never Take Off

November 21, 2022

Curated by Donnamarie Baptiste

The Crown We Never Take Off is a celebration of Black achievement and a strikingly brilliant exploration of hair customs and rituals so deeply entrenched that neither time nor distance have erased them. This exhibition applauds the overlooked efforts of Black entrepreneurs and creatives with a gifted group of visionaries who, like the Richards family, push boundaries and excel despite the odds. 


Connecting traditions to the continent while remaining innovative, these artists weave their own rich histories with the realities of the world to create an affirmative place where Blackness thrives, while synonymously documenting the culture in extraordinary ways. Their work makes a bold statement about the power of  African identities, and repositions Eurocentric art history and definitions of beauty.

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