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Exhibition · 🏛️ Studio Museum in Harlem

Philip Kwame Apagya

Dreams of This Future: The Collection of Peggy Cooper Cafritz

Aug 19 – Feb 28

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🏛️ Studio Museum in Harlem144 W 125th St · Harlem · Open today until 6studiomuseum.org

About the show

The first exhibition to tell Peggy Cooper Cafritz’s story as a collector draws from her bequest of more than 400 works by over 200 artists of African descent. Painting, photography, sculpture, and textiles frame patronage as an act of equity, permanence, and political commitment to beauty.

About 🏛️ Studio Museum in Harlem

Thelma Golden is named Director and Chief Curator after previously being a Curatorial Intern (1987) and Deputy Director for Exhibitions and Programs (2000–2005). Her tenure is characterized by a deep commitment to advancing the work of contemporary artists and the stewardship of the Museum’s expansion with its new building.

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