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 University of Kentucky’s  Gatton College of Business and Economics  largest new piece of artwork is a four-ton stainless steel and bronze sculpture suspended from the ceiling of a soaring new atrium. “Humanity Roll — Left to Right” was created
       
     
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BEHIND THE SCENES with Professor Garry R. Bibbs

 University of Kentucky’s  Gatton College of Business and Economics  largest new piece of artwork is a four-ton stainless steel and bronze sculpture suspended from the ceiling of a soaring new atrium. “Humanity Roll — Left to Right” was created
       
     

University of Kentucky’s Gatton College of Business and Economics largest new piece of artwork is a four-ton stainless steel and bronze sculpture suspended from the ceiling of a soaring new atrium. “Humanity Roll — Left to Right” was created by Garry R. Bibbs, an associate professor in the School of Art & Visual Studies. The sculpture symbolizes life’s journey.

Read more here: http://www.kentucky.com/news/local/news-columns-blogs/tom-eblen/article135088109.html

When the Spirit Moves
       
     
When the Spirit Moves

Edited by Barbara Glass, Essays by Barbara Glass, Brenda Dixion, Gottschild, Melany White, Dixon, Jacqui Malone, Katrine Hazzard, Samella Lewis,
The National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center, Wiberfore, Ohio
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African Americans in the Visual Arts
       
     
African Americans in the Visual Arts

Facts on File Library of American History

African American Art and Artists
       
     
African American Art and Artists
In the Spirit of Martin, The Living Legacy of Dr Martin Luther King, Jr.
       
     
In the Spirit of Martin, The Living Legacy of Dr Martin Luther King, Jr.

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