In the form of traditional and contemporary bookmaking, box making and paper crafting, this exhibition chronicles certain aspects of the transatlantic slave trade experience from its beginnings in Africa to its early years in the Americas. It serves as both a contemporary art display and as an educational tool. Join us at 1 p.m. for an artist talk and Q&A session with Martha Edgerton. Some items, including catalog and hand-made book art, will be available for sale during the exhibition.
The Atlantic Slave Trade Through Book Art
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| Woodlawn Library | 1811 Woodlawn Drive | 0 ft away | |
| Intimate, Sensual, Sexy, Inc. | 1821 Whitehead Road | 653 ft away | |
| Taqueria Atotonilco | 1724 Woodlawn Drive | 949 ft away | |
| Peju's Sports Bar and Lounge | 1724 Woodlawn Dr. | 949 ft away | |
| East China Cafe | 1724 Woodlawn Drive | 949 ft away |