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    • Barbara Burger **
    • Calvin Lom **
    • Elaine Defibaugh **
    • Eliot LeBow **
    • Gabriel J. Shuldiner **
    • Mike Jacobs **
    • Ralph Toporoff **
    • Rita Barros **
    • Steve Danielson **
    • Susan Natale **
    • Blake Malouf *
    • Brian T. Silak *
    • Carolynne Fromme *
    • Jessica Lorence *
    • Peter Salwen *
    • Sara Sill *
    • Siew Chu Kerk *
    • Susan Raphael *
    • Adina Scherer
    • Chris Reeves
    • Chris Standora
    • Dario Puccini
    • Dori Murakami
    • Electra Weston
    • Joni Scully
    • Justin Johnson
    • Laura Baran
    • Luke Sims
    • Maria E. Perez
    • Michael Stever
    • Nuria Rabanillo-de la Fuente
    • Sandra LaPage
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​Chris Reeves

Filling his works with layers of detail, Chris Reeves transforms recognizable imagery into a visual spectacle in which he responds to the evolution of racism throughout history, asking, “Have we truly evolved?” Using both audio and video repetition,  Reeves eliminates the hush, opening the doors of communication around a subject that society has kept hidden. “Nigger—that word alone stimulates emotion.” Don't get him wrong; he’s not attempting to desensitize the word. He is in fact doing just the opposite—sensitizing his audience to what is considered the most offensive word in the English language. "I want the word, nigger, to be just a word. I want to show the audience visuals that are true. I'm not trying to provoke. I'm putting it out there to project." 
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