Ideas worth spreading

TEDxIndianaUniversity

March 2021

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A seat at the table of systemic racism in art museums

In this talk revolving around the hidden biases ingrained in the American art world, Dr. Kelli Morgan dissects the irony of an industry that celebrates Black art while ignoring or marginalizing Black artists and curators. Dr. Morgan was featured in the New York Times, Indianapolis Monthly, and more for her reaction to racial bias in the art world, and compelling calls for change.

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This talk was presented to a local audience at TEDxIndianaUniversity, an independent event.

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In this talk revolving around the hidden biases ingrained in the American art world, Dr. Kelli Morgan dissects the irony of an industry that celebrates Black art while ignoring or marginalizing Black artists and curators. Dr. Morgan was featured in the New York Times, Indianapolis Monthly, and more for her reaction to racial bias in the art world, and compelling calls for change.

This talk was presented to a local audience at TEDxIndianaUniversity, an independent event.

Read more about TEDx.

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