Visual Art Feb 28, 2018 at 4:00 am

"I Want to Live in a World That Loves Women, Not Simply a Society That Doesn't Rape"

Artist C. Davida Ingram is coming up with new frameworks for making images of black people.

Emily Pothast
The dancers David Rue and Randy Ford in Ingram's 2017 photograph "David and Randy."
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