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Publication Date
3-1-2016
Description
Selma Burke was a renowned African-American sculptor who created the portrait of FDR on the Roosevelt Dime. Her sculpture of Mary McLeod Bethune in Bennett College’s permanent collection was used as a prompt to explore and interact with the life, legacy, and artworks of this incredible artist.
In collaboration with students at Bennett College
Link to Artist Website
Key Words
Curation, Education, Sculpture
Publication Location
Greensboro NC
Publisher
Bennett College
City
Greensboro
Original Format
exhibition
Rights
The Art and Social Practice Archive materials are made available to the public under Creative Commons for personal, educational and non-commercial use within the parameters of "fair use" as defined under U.S. copyright law. No material will be reproduced, broadcast or distributed for commercial purposes.
Recommended Citation
Carlin, Adam, "Tomorrow and Tomorrow: The Legacy of Selma Burke" (2016). The Legacy of Selma Burke. 1.