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Jean-René Rinvil is one of this year’s honorees who uses various mediums to celebrate Haiti’s contributions to Black history. Haitian art is characterised by its clever use of humor ...

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On a quiet Sunday morning in 2001, artist Richard Ankrom climbed a ladder, walked down a catwalk, and installed a freeway sign for the 5 North—all without permission.