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| AFRICAINE The Studio Museum in Harlem opens a show of four women artists from Africa, "Africaine: Candice Breitz, Wangechi Mutu, Tracey Rose and Fatimah Tuggar," along with a survey of works by Yinka Shonibare and "Race in Digital Space, " Jan. 23, 2001. Photos by Paul Laster, editor of bkyn, an online journal of the arts |
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 Studio Museum director Lowery Stokes Sims |
 Artist Wangechi Mutu with one her watercolor collages |
 Candice Breitz with her photographs |
 Video artist Paul Pfeiffer and Fatimah Tuggar |
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 SMH curator Thelma Golden with Shonibare photo |
 Regina Taylor and collector Peter Norton |
 From left, Rico and Julie Gatson with Warhol Foundation director Joel Wachs |
 Jeff Koons with Tuggar photo |
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 Artist Julie Mehretu and Jessica Rankin |
 "Race in Digital Space" artist Keith Piper and curator Erika Dayla Muhammad |
 Jerry Saltz with work by Shonibare |
 SMH artist-in-residence Kira Lynn Harris |
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 Artists Sanford Biggers and Adia Millett with Shonibare photo |
 Writer RoseLee Goldberg with James VanDerZee photos |
 SMH education director Sandra Jackson with Shonibare photo |
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 Bobby Short with Jacob Lawrence prints |
 Artists Paul D. Miller and Sol Sax |
 Artist Coco Fusco |
 Yale art historian Kellie Jones with photo by Tracey Rose |
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 Writer and curator Trevor Schoonmaker |
 Artnews editor Robin Cembalest and publisher Milton Esterow |
 New York Times photog Bill Cunningham |
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