ep. 123: Artist Samuel Levi Jones
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A conversation with artist Samuel Levi Jones. Jones’ work addresses the lack of African American representation in a variety of historical texts by deconstructing and reconstructing such books into large-scale canvases. In addition to painting and sculpture, Jones has been working to create a space for reconciliation, unity, and cross-cultural understanding in his childhood hometown of Marion, Indiana which is still dealing with the impact of a lynching which occurred over 90 years ago.
https://www.samuellevijones.com/
https://www.galerielelong.com/artists/samuel-levi-jones
https://www.architectural-review.com/essays/exhibitions/dress-rehearsal-chicago-architecture-biennial-2023
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