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Nevertheless She Persisted

June 18, 2020 1500 × 1875 Nevertheless She Persisted
Art print shows Ruby Bridges on the steps of her school surrounded by US Marshalls protecting her, in 1960, with the words "Nevertheless She Persisted"

Nevertheless She Persisted for Ruby Bridges, perSISTERS print in the Female Power Project

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I Make Things Out of Words, Mostly

About the Artist

Leda Black lives in the Washington, D.C. area. Her primary medium is digital imagery printed by high resolution archival inkjet. Most of her recent work is part of the Female Power Project, started in 2015. Previously she concentrated on book arts—writing, printing, and binding limited edition artists books under the imprint Palabra Press. She also for many years produced an art by mail subscription called Physical Language Laboratory. Current Artist Biography & Statement (pdf 67kb) Current CV (pdf 90kb)

About Black Lab

Much of the art work on this website can be seen at Black Lab, Studio #16 on the Brookland Arts Walk, 716 Monroe St. NE, Washington, D.C., steps from the Brookland/CUA Metro stop (Red Line). Check posts at Black Lab on Facebook for my open studio hours each week.

Open Studio

Black Lab is open most Fridays 1:00–7:00 and Saturdays (10:00am–4:00pm) or by appointment. Open studio hours change without notice, but you can check the Black Lab Facebook page for updates or my Instagram feeds. Check Facebook! Or scroll to the bottom of this page to see the social feeds.

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Leda Black, Creatrix
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New thing, what think? 10% of price goes to the El New thing, what think? 10% of price goes to the Ella Baker Institute? This is from Jet magazine, 1964, picturing the convention of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party. Two queens (and perSISTERS): Fannie Lou Hamer and Ella Baker. I was talking to a visitor to my Eastern Market situation, we were gushing over how great Fannie was, and I said, wait, I have to show you this photo. (I include the Jet cover image in the info on the back of my Ella Baker print.) My visitor said, "I would buy a shirt with that on it". You can read about these two, and the prints I made for them, by visiting the perSISTERS tab on my blog at Ledablack.com
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New thing, what think? 10% of price goes to the El New thing, what think? 10% of price goes to the Ella Baker Institute? This is from Jet magazine, 1964, picturing the convention of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party. Two queens (and perSISTERS): Fannie Lou Hamer and Ella Baker. I was talking to a visitor to my Eastern Market situation, we were gushing over how great Fannie was, and I said, wait, I have to show you this photo. (I include the Jet cover image in the info on the back of my Ella Baker print.) My visitor said, "I would buy a shirt with that on it". You can read about these two, and the prints I made for them, by visiting the perSISTERS tab on my blog at Ledablack.com
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