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Explore Lonnie Holley's 'Spoons in Chains,' an assemblage sculpture crafted from rusted chain and silverware—a poignant reflection on constraint, connection, and the enduring legacy of Black artistic expression.
Explore 'Protecting Myself the Best I Can' by Lonnie Holley – a powerful assemblage of antique baseball bats in a weathered bucket. A unique, evocative photographic still life.