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Black Artists In Portland Create A New Map For Cities Confronting Their Past, And Present

VISUAL Posted: August 24, 2020 4:45 am

Portland doesn’t exactly have the best history with its Black populations, including forced gentrification after decades of intense redlining. A 69-year-old artist says, “They tried to scoop us out of the city. … Now there are generations of Black artists working in Portland to create historical artifacts around our own existence to show that we have always been here.” – The New York Times

VISUAL Published: 08.23.20

Read the story in The New York Times Published: 08.23.20

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