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Installation in the exhibition, Joyce J. Scott: Walk a Mile in My Dreams, at the Baltimore Museum of Art, featuring, at center, Trickster Savior – The Salvation of African Albinos, 2021-2022. Peyote stitched glass beads, thread, wire. 22 x 16 ¾ x 23 in. Photo by Terry Carbone.

“You Start to Feel Like You’re in Their Gravitational Pull:” Co-Curator Glenn Adamson on Toshiko Takaezu’s Worlds Within Exhibition

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Challenging accepted histories through artWe support ambitious loan exhibitions that facilitate a modern understanding of American Art, including Native American works.

Through a variety of exhibition grants, we seek to advance the field’s most forward-thinking work across all visual art media and chronologies. We encourage projects that amplify the experiences of underrepresented artists, and encourage dialogues with diverse collaborators and communities.

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Across our grantmaking, we support collaborative, community-engaged research and community-led solutions to the complex challenges that have created deep divisions and inequities in our society. These convictions are present in the work of all our programs.