Freedom Dreams Exhibit Live Broadcast part1 - 4.13.26

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Join host Tiffany Bacon as she hosts the "Freedom Dreams" exhibit at the Barnes Foundation. As Philadelphia and the nation prepare to mark the 250th anniversary of the United States, Freedom Dreams brings together powerful works by artists in film, video, and installation that invite viewers to immerse themselves in the memories, dreams, and histories of Black Americans. The exhibition features works by Arthur Jafa, David Hartt, Garrett Bradley, Ja’Tovia Gary, and Tourmaline, all exploring history, archives, and cultural memory.

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