Visual Art Dec 4, 2013 at 4:00 am

Charles Parrish Is Looking at Your Head

The sculptor talks shapes, materials, and why he chooses black American figures many people wouldn't recognize.

Jen Graves
With bust of Desmond Tutu. Photos by Kelly O
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He is my great uncle. I wish I could have met him a long time ago. No one else in my family does anything related to art, as I do, and he's brilliant.
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