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All in the Family

“Family Pictures,” a touring show of African American photography, offers depth and humanity, not stereotypes.

By Catherine Jozwik - Oct 1st, 2018 04:35 pm

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Deana Lawson, Mohawk Correctional Facility: Jazmin & Family, 2013 (detail). Inkjet print. Columbus Museum of Art, Ohio: Museum Purchase with funds provided by The Contemporaries.

Deana Lawson, Mohawk Correctional Facility: Jazmin & Family, 2013 (detail). Inkjet print. Columbus Museum of Art, Ohio: Museum Purchase with funds provided by The Contemporaries.

Deana Lawson, Ringbearer, 2016. Inkjet print. Collection of Preethi Krishna & Ram Sundaram, Courtesy of Christina Shearman Art Advisory.

Sondra Perry, Lineage for a Multiple Monitor Workstation: Number One, 2015. Still from a two channel video. Courtesy of the artist.

Ming Smith, Auntie Esther (from the August Wilson Series), Pittsburgh, PA, ca. 1993. Gelatin silver print. Courtesy of the artist and Steven Kasher Gallery, New York.

John Edmonds, Little Black Dress, 2017. Inkjet print. Courtesy the artist and ltd, Los Angeles. Copyright John Edmonds.

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