Sargent Johnson’s Invisible Woman | Join curator and University of Pennsylvania art historian Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw to explore the life and art of Sargent Johnson, a featured artist in the exhibition African American Art in the 20th Century. Toward the end of the Great Depression, African American artist Sargent Johnson made a significant group of semi-abstract prints while working in the studios of the Federal Art Project in San Francisco, California. This talk focuses on the themes of interracial identity and desire imbedded within them.

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