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Celebrating the Life of Betty Blayton Taylor

Celebrating the Life of Betty Blayton Taylor

Betty Blayton Taylor (July 10, 1937 - October 2, 2016) an American activist, advocate, artist, Arts administrator/educator, lecturer. Co Founder of the Studio Museum in Harlem and Director and Founder of the Children's Art Carnival. “Procession:

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Betty Blayton Taylor (July 10, 1937 – October 2, 2016) an American activist, advocate, artist, Arts administrator/educator, lecturer. Co Founder of the Studio Museum in Harlem and Director and Founder of the Children’s Art Carnival.

“Procession: The Art of Norman Lewis” – A Panel Discussion between Friends and Colleagues of Norman Lewis

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