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Artists As Ashtrays

Philip Morris Companies – The Art of John Biggers

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Artists As Ashtrays

Philip Morris Companies – Abstraction in the Twentieth Century – Total Risk, Freedom, Discipline

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Artists As Ashtrays

California Afro American Museum – The Art of John Biggers – View from the Upper Room

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Artists As Ashtrays

2016-11 – Washington Where – Altria – Newseum – 1966 Civil Rights at 50

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Artists As Ashtrays

2002-07-07 2003-07-10 – Atlanta Journal Constitution – Advertisements for National Black Arts Festival

2002-07-07 2003-07-10 - Atlanta Journal Constitution - Advertisements for National Black Arts Festival

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Artists As Ashtrays

1990 – Philip Morris Companies – Hallelujah Black Art Makes A Joyful Noise To All The Land

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Artists As Ashtrays

1990 – Philip Morris Companies – Hallelujah Black Art Makes A Joyful Noise To All The Land

1990 - Philip Morris Companies - Hallelujah Black Art Makes A Joyful Noise To All The Land

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Artists As Ashtrays

2001-05-07 – The New Yorker – Philip Morris – The Studio Museum in Harlem – Freestyle

2001-05-07 – The New Yorker – Philip Morris – The Studio Museum in Harlem – Freestyle

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Artists As Ashtrays

2001 – Philip Morris – The Studio Museum in Harlem – Freestyle _Page_1

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Artists As Ashtrays

2001 – Philip Morris – The Studio Museum in Harlem – Dynamic Survey of Emerging Black Artists Features New Work From Around the Country

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