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Jamison Carter

In the months just prior to Covid-19 rearing its monstrous head in the United States, artist Jamison Carter lost both of his parents. Such a tragedy, combined with the horrors and isolation brought on by the pandemic, would crush even the most stalwart of souls. Yet Carter miraculously managed to find the wherewithal to produce “All Season Radials,” his majestic solo exhibition at Klowden Mann.

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Author: sterlingsart

abstract painter living in Raleigh, NC- follow my blog to help build my mailing list! View all posts by sterlingsart

Unknown's avatarAuthor sterlingsartPosted on October 3, 2020October 6, 2020Categories artistsTags abstractsculpture, blackartists, nontraditionalmaterials

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