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Photo: Mark Doroba

From AGBS at The University of Texas at Austin

  1. Half Full Half Empty by Deborah Roberts, Image 1.

    Deborah Roberts

    Half Full Half Empty, 2003

    unknown on canvas

    25 x 25.125 in

  2. Haiti En Peril by Frantz Zephirin, Image 1.

    Frantz Zephirin

    Haiti En Peril, 2002

    20 x 24 in

  3. Doings and Undoings (Church Pew Girl) by Tonya Engel, Image 1.

    Tonya Engel

    Doings and Undoings (Church Pew Girl), 2002

    Oil On Canvas

    32 x 41.875 in

  4. Framed Glass by Reji Thomas, Image 6.

    Reji Thomas

    Framed Glass, 2002

    wood, glass, acrylic paint

    17.3 x 18 in

  5. Untitled (Spirit Jar) by Beverly Buchanan, Image 1.

    Beverly Buchanan

    Untitled (Spirit Jar), c. 2000

    Tin can, license plate, shells, bottle caps, wood, hot glue, decorative trim, costume jewelry, plastic holiday bulbs, metal fragments, ball bubble hair ties, printed cloth, and glass

    6.75 x 7 x 6 in

  6. Yemonja by Carla Nickerson, Image 1.

    Carla Nickerson

    Yemonja, 2000

    acrylic on canvas

    35 x 47 in

  7. Earl by Dawoud Bey, Image 1.

    Dawoud Bey

    Earl, 1996

    Polaroids

    59 x 66 in

  8. My Country Needs Me by Rodney Ewing, Image 1.

    Rodney Ewing

    My Country Needs Me, 1996

    offset lithograph

    21.5 x 30 in

About the artist

Paul F. Keene Jr.

American

1920–2009