"We Exist" Art Exhibit

The Carol Duvall Show cameras caught up with the Stop Asking--WE EXIST art exhibit at the American Craft museum in 1999. Organized by Baltimore gallery owner, curator and artist Joyce Scott, the exhibit is a collection of crafts made by African-American artists from all across the United States. The show attempts to look at the wide variety of creativity taking place in African-American communities today.

Organizer Scott says, "If I could give anything to the viewers who have seen Stop Asking--WE EXIST, if I could ask them to take something home in their pocket, it would be a joy in the experience of looking at artwork that has something to say beyond its beauty."

Resources
Stop Asking--We Exist Art Exhibit
This exhibit is no longer scheduled for showings. Contact the Society for Contemporary Craft for information regarding an exhibition catalogue.
Society for Contemporary Craft
Pittsburg, PA
Phone: 412-261-7003
Email: info@contemporarycraft.org
URL: www.contemporarycraft.org

American Craft Museum
The exhibit "Stop Asking: We Exist" Art Exhibit seen on The Carol Duvall Show is no longer showing at the American Craft Museum.
American Craft Museum
New York, NY
US
Phone: 212-956-3535
URL: www.americancraftmuseum.org
Also in this Episode

Carol Duvall Show : Episode CDS-835
•	TV Viewing Caddy
•	Miniatures
•	"We Exist" Art Exhibit