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Images: Issued ID: Minority as Brand

Issued ID: Minority as Brand (2016)

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Installation view of Issued ID: Minority as Brand at Black & White Projects, 2016

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Craig Calderwood

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Chris Evans

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Channing Morgan

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Related Tactics Collective

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Tim Roseborough

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Xandra Ibarra

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This entry was posted on April 23, 2016 by in News.

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Due to COVID-19, BWP is temporarily closed to visitors. Our 2020 programming has been postponed for now, but we will be back!

Black & White Projects stands in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. Created and run by an intersectional Black Woman, BWP thrives in its intersectionality and continues to work for the liberation of our people—not just now, but always.

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