The Day Kennedy Was Assasinated by robin holder

This work is from my series "What's Black and White And Red All Over? An African American Russian Jewish Red Diaper Baby". It is a autobiographic series that address my cultural heritage. As the child of a middle class bi racial, inter-ethnic, New York City activist family

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The Day Kennedy Was Assasinated

Collaged monoprint with stencils color Xerox and Prismacolors

41 x 27 in

Signature: at bottom of image

This framed work is from my series "What’s Black and White And Red All Over?
An African American Russian Jewish Red Diaper Baby". It is a autobiographic series that address my cultural heritage. As the child of a middle class bi racial, inter-ethnic activist family, growing up in the fifties and sixties I was continuously exposed to an extraordinary world of complex realities. The social, cultural, religious world I moved in was a constant source of reflection and consideration. These prints express my daily internal dialogue as a youngster.

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