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In this episode, MoCP Community Engagement Fellow Alayna N. Pernell is in conversation with artist and educator, Jen Everett. The two discuss Everett’s interdisciplinary practice spanning lens-based and time-based media, installation, collage, and writing, as well as her ongoing exploration of how Black knowledge is produced and transmitted through rupture, interiority, and embodied memory. They also reflect on a work by Patty Carroll in the MoCP permanent collection.
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