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California assemblage artist Betye Saar framed African American identity and history through objects

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@makersandfounders · 10 likes on YouTube

What a talented and articulate artist.

@42apprentice · 5 likes on YouTube

I have followed Betye’s work since I was a teen back in the 80’s. My mom was a professor and always encouraged my creative pursuits and showed me an exhibit with some of Ms. Saar’s installations. It was a powerful experience for me. Such a soul stirring artist. Please also check out her daughter Alison Saar’s work. A brilliant and impactful artist as well.

@Erikakbm · 3 likes on YouTube