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                <text>SAVC 305 Seminar in Curatorial Practice is designed to explore the&#13;
art and aesthetic theories&#13;
produced by and associated with&#13;
African American artists during the second half of the twentieth and the first decade of&#13;
the twenty-first century.  &#13;
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This digital collection is comprised of student selected artworks.</text>
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