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Sarah Lewis Instagram - The Kitchen Tables Series by Carrie Mae Weems is a landmark work of art for our generation. At the heart of the series is a question: how do we find our own power? It is a suite of works, twenty images with 14 text panels that do seem to be about relationships, women with lovers, mothers, and daughters. Yet the animating force is about the quest for sovereignty. I adore Carrie Mae Weems. It’s such an honor to have written about her work over the years. It’s such a joy to have her in my life as a sister and friend. Link in bio.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - The Kitchen Tables Series by Carrie Mae Weems is a landmark work of art for our generation. At the heart of the series is a question: how do we find our own power? It is a suite of works, twenty images with 14 text panels that do seem to be about relationships, women with lovers, mothers, and daughters. Yet the animating force is about the quest for sovereignty. I adore Carrie Mae Weems. It’s such an honor to have written about her work over the years. It’s such a joy to have her in my life as a sister and friend. Link in bio.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - What a thrill to unveil the cover of a book that took over a decade to have the courage to write.  I wrote the book to expose the facts: there was a time when Americans reckoned with and saw the fictions—the lies—used to legitimate the nation’s regime of racial hierarchy and learned to disregard them. The true significance of this hidden history and its full legacy has gone unseen—until now. The surprising catalyst occurred in the nineteenth century when the Caucasian War—the fight for independence in the Caucasus that coincided with the end of the US Civil War—revealed the instability of the entire regime of racial domination. Images of the Caucasus region and peoples captivated the American public but also showed that the place from which we derive “Caucasian” for whiteness was not white at all. Cultural and political figures ranging from P. T. Barnum to Frederick Douglass, W. E. B. Du Bois to Woodrow Wilson recognized such fictions and more, exploiting, unmasking, critiquing, or burying them. To acknowledge the falsehood at the core of racial order proved unthinkable, especially as Jim Crow and segregation took hold. Sight became a form of racial sculpture, vision a knife excising what no longer served the stability of racial hierarchy. That stability was shaped, crucially, by what was left out, what we have been conditioned not to see. The Unseen Truth shows how visual tactics have long secured our regime of racial hierarchy in spite of its false foundations—and offers a way to begin to dismantle it. I’m so grateful to all who willed this book out of me, and who were with me on the journey! A few dear friends, years ago, thought this book would put me in the witness protection program. It was understandable. It started with research on the Caucasian War and once bore that title. I’m so grateful for their belief in me to write the book that this has become. Of course, you know who is on the cover: a work by the divine Carrie Mae Weems, designed by Pacific. Here’s to the fire of truth. Here’s to the beauty of surrender. Onward with total joy. Link in bio for pre-orders. #UnseenTruth #WhenRaceChangedSight #visionandjustice
Sarah Lewis Instagram - I was thinking of when I first met Kamala Harris, we had landed in a photo shoot for Oprah’s Power List. (I was curating at MoMA and had just been put up for a position in Washington). Getting 20 women camera ready meant hours to talk while getting done up. I listened to hear, watched her, and learned from her. And I loved her converse (not pictured in this shot. Tyler Mitchell got that right years later). What I saw that first day has made me smile for years as she had lead us. I’m so inspired. #Harris2024
Sarah Lewis Instagram - So much fun at the Gordon Parks gala honoring his courageous legacy and how it manifests in our culture today.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - So much fun at the Gordon Parks gala honoring his courageous legacy and how it manifests in our culture today.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - So much fun at the Gordon Parks gala honoring his courageous legacy and how it manifests in our culture today.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - How could we start the Vision & Justice Book Series, discussed in the New York Times, without a tribute to the work of beloved, landmark critic and curator, Maurice Berger? The look on Alicia Keys and Swizz Beats face says it all. In the arts, we have long relied on his words and vision. I was torn apart when he died of covid in 2020 very early on. His was the voice we needed. At the time, sequestered in our homes, the importance of seeing could not have been more clear. We were transfixed by images of racial injustice and inequity. The main organ for public discussions about these images for decades seemed gone. In the wake of Maurice’s passing has emerged new energy to carry his torch. Deb Willis, Leigh Raiford and I are thrilled to be co-publishing the collection of his Race Stories in the New York Times with Aperture in October 2024. It will be the first volume in the Vision & Justice Book Series, followed by books on the work of Coreen Simpson and Doug Harris. Thank you to the Aperture team and our stunning group of advisors. We miss you, Maurice, and love you so. Link to pre-order the book is on Aperture’s site. Link in bio
Sarah Lewis Instagram - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Sarah Lewis Instagram - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Sarah Lewis Instagram - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Sarah Lewis Instagram - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Sarah Lewis Instagram - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Sarah Lewis Instagram - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Sarah Lewis Instagram - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Sarah Lewis Instagram - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Sarah Lewis Instagram - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Sarah Lewis Instagram - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - How can art shape society and advance racial justice? Join us for Juilliard’s 12th Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Speaker Series featuring Sarah Lewis, renowned Harvard professor and founder of Vision & Justice (@VisionandJustice). Her inspiring lecture will explore the connections between art, race, and democracy.    📅 Thursday, Jan 23  🕕 6:00PM  📍 Paul Hall  This event is free and open to the public, but tickets are limited and going fast—reserve yours now at the link in our bio. Let’s come together to envision a more just future.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Dylan Goodman—watch out for her! One of my new favorite photographers and also my extraordinary former student and incredible human being created a stunning photo essay inspired by the Vision & Justice course and Richard Avedon specially. Thank you dear Dylan! It is such a privilege to teach and you all inspire so. I am moved to tears by what you wrote. #harvard #visionandjustice
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Dylan Goodman—watch out for her! One of my new favorite photographers and also my extraordinary former student and incredible human being created a stunning photo essay inspired by the Vision & Justice course and Richard Avedon specially. Thank you dear Dylan! It is such a privilege to teach and you all inspire so. I am moved to tears by what you wrote. #harvard #visionandjustice
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Dylan Goodman—watch out for her! One of my new favorite photographers and also my extraordinary former student and incredible human being created a stunning photo essay inspired by the Vision & Justice course and Richard Avedon specially. Thank you dear Dylan! It is such a privilege to teach and you all inspire so. I am moved to tears by what you wrote. #harvard #visionandjustice
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Love how Terrence Jennings stopped to capture our love for Aggie Gund at the fabulous Gordon Parks gala. Beautiful. Always giving her her flowers.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Joy! Pre-gaming! And Amy Sherald’s speech to salute Alicia Keys and Swizz Beats at the Gordon Parks gala was beautiful! No surprise. Here’s to the thrill and honor of celebrating the artists brought together by the legacy of Parks and his extraordinary work! Photo by: @carlocatastrophe
Sarah Lewis Instagram - It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - LATOYA RUBY FRAZIER. So thrilled for my Sis and all those who will be touched by her stunning exhibition that just opened at MoMA in NYC curated by none other than Roxana Marcoci. Did we ever celebrate last night. Aggie Gund came decked. Dolores Huerta. My goodness. Here’s to this work that will last for the ages and represents the full force of the work of culture for justice in the United States
Sarah Lewis Instagram - LATOYA RUBY FRAZIER. So thrilled for my Sis and all those who will be touched by her stunning exhibition that just opened at MoMA in NYC curated by none other than Roxana Marcoci. Did we ever celebrate last night. Aggie Gund came decked. Dolores Huerta. My goodness. Here’s to this work that will last for the ages and represents the full force of the work of culture for justice in the United States
Sarah Lewis Instagram - What an honor to be asked to deliver the commencement address for Pratt Institute at Radio City Music Hall in May and receive an Honorary Degree on behalf of the Vision and Justice initiative. Wow! Thinking of all of the ancestors who I will bring up with me when I speak, and so excited to celebrate and join the class of 2024 at Pratt!!
Sarah Lewis Instagram - What an honor to be asked to deliver the commencement address for Pratt Institute at Radio City Music Hall in May and receive an Honorary Degree on behalf of the Vision and Justice initiative. Wow! Thinking of all of the ancestors who I will bring up with me when I speak, and so excited to celebrate and join the class of 2024 at Pratt!!
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Sarah Lewis Instagram - The New York Times announced Coreen Simpson’s forthcoming monograph with our new Vision & Justice publishing imprint and she served in her portrait. That’s her. As Coreen Simpson said, she deserves a book with gravitas on her work. She has for decades. The aim of the Vision and Justice Book Series is to correct injustices like these. To change the narrative about who counts and who belongs, you need to protect the libraries from erasures. From omissions. There is good reason for why they are such a battleground today. The aim of Vision and Justice Book Series, in partnership with Aperture Foundation, is to center the unheralded, yet landmark work of Black artists, scholars, and writers whose work has been central to understanding the role of images in generating equity and justice in America. Deborah Willis, Leigh Raiford, and I are excited to be launching the Vision and Justice Book Series with an extraordinary advisory team and editors at Aperture. The V&J series commences with three titles that celebrate a vanguard of image-makers and artistic legacies: Race Stories: Essays on the Power of Images, the first posthumous collection of writings by cultural historian, curator, and writer Maurice Berger (1956–2020); and two monographs that salute the unheralded, yet foundational work of Doug Harris and Coreen Simpson. This portrait of Coreen Simpson at home in Brooklyn is courtesy of The New York Times. Photo: Elias Williams. #visionandjustice #coreensimpson #mauriceberger #dougharris #photography
Sarah Lewis Instagram - One of the gifts of my family is that I was taught a real reverence for the ancestors, and for love as a force—the main force for creating life. To think, we are here because of the love: between two people or the love that they found amidst it all inspires me so.   So happy to be back on the island of my ancestors in Montserrat, a tiny, tiny island in the Caribbean , to touch the ground where they walked as I finish a project that has taken over a decade of my life. I love making this time to thank them for the love that made me, and for those acts of love that make us all.   James Baldwin let us know: “This is why one must say Yes to life and embrace it whenever it is found … […] For nothing is fixed, forever and forever and forever, it is not fixed; the earth is always shifting, the light is always changing, the sea does not cease to grind down rock. Generations do not cease to be born, and we are responsible to them because we are the only witnesses they have. The sea rises, the light fails, lovers cling to each other, and children cling to us. The moment we cease to hold each other, the moment we break faith with one another, the sea engulfs us and the light goes out.” —Nothing Personal
Sarah Lewis Instagram - One of the gifts of my family is that I was taught a real reverence for the ancestors, and for love as a force—the main force for creating life. To think, we are here because of the love: between two people or the love that they found amidst it all inspires me so.   So happy to be back on the island of my ancestors in Montserrat, a tiny, tiny island in the Caribbean , to touch the ground where they walked as I finish a project that has taken over a decade of my life. I love making this time to thank them for the love that made me, and for those acts of love that make us all.   James Baldwin let us know: “This is why one must say Yes to life and embrace it whenever it is found … […] For nothing is fixed, forever and forever and forever, it is not fixed; the earth is always shifting, the light is always changing, the sea does not cease to grind down rock. Generations do not cease to be born, and we are responsible to them because we are the only witnesses they have. The sea rises, the light fails, lovers cling to each other, and children cling to us. The moment we cease to hold each other, the moment we break faith with one another, the sea engulfs us and the light goes out.” —Nothing Personal
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Total joy moderating a panel about the power of culture with these stunning artists, @laolunyc @rdeborah191 @michaelray.charles, friends and heroes. Thank you @sxsw! Thank you @julietrblake
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
Sarah Lewis Instagram - May we stay in love with the beauty of life, lived fully, aloud, dancing with it all. This Lynette is 💜💥 Still not over #giantsbkm
Sarah Lewis Instagram - @therealswizzz and @aliciakeys made history last night at the Brooklyn Museum with their extraordinary DEAN art collection exhibition GIANTS of the Giant artists among us and before us. A night to float and celebrate joy and possibilities in this life as we must each and every day! So…No image carousel is going to give you a sense of how EPIC it is—it is beyond that—so please go to the Brooklyn Museum and have some of the best hours of your life. You will leave with your heart open, mind expanded, and clear of what Kasseem always says, “The sky is not the limit—it’s just the view.” And to my dear @annepasternak and @drkimgant, for your leadership and vision, congratulations!! Epic all the way around. #giantsbkm
Sarah Lewis Instagram - @therealswizzz and @aliciakeys made history last night at the Brooklyn Museum with their extraordinary DEAN art collection exhibition GIANTS of the Giant artists among us and before us. A night to float and celebrate joy and possibilities in this life as we must each and every day! So…No image carousel is going to give you a sense of how EPIC it is—it is beyond that—so please go to the Brooklyn Museum and have some of the best hours of your life. You will leave with your heart open, mind expanded, and clear of what Kasseem always says, “The sky is not the limit—it’s just the view.” And to my dear @annepasternak and @drkimgant, for your leadership and vision, congratulations!! Epic all the way around. #giantsbkm
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Love this dear Yara Shahidi! Repost from @yarashahidi: INVISIBLE MAN, a photo series by Gordon Parks (Inspired by Ralph Ellison’s Novel) 🎞️ During Black History month I reflect on our ability to render OURSELVES visible, in-spite of forces that try to disappear our beauty, our community, our humanity. Thank you @sarahelizabethlewis1 for introducing me to the photography of Gordon Parks ⭐️ @aliciakeys @therealswizzz I’m grateful for your intention in collecting his work and sharing it with the world. #BLACKHISTORYMONTH #aliciakeys #swizzbeatz #gordonparks #sarahelizabethlewis
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Love this dear Yara Shahidi! Repost from @yarashahidi: INVISIBLE MAN, a photo series by Gordon Parks (Inspired by Ralph Ellison’s Novel) 🎞️ During Black History month I reflect on our ability to render OURSELVES visible, in-spite of forces that try to disappear our beauty, our community, our humanity. Thank you @sarahelizabethlewis1 for introducing me to the photography of Gordon Parks ⭐️ @aliciakeys @therealswizzz I’m grateful for your intention in collecting his work and sharing it with the world. #BLACKHISTORYMONTH #aliciakeys #swizzbeatz #gordonparks #sarahelizabethlewis
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Love this dear Yara Shahidi! Repost from @yarashahidi: INVISIBLE MAN, a photo series by Gordon Parks (Inspired by Ralph Ellison’s Novel) 🎞️ During Black History month I reflect on our ability to render OURSELVES visible, in-spite of forces that try to disappear our beauty, our community, our humanity. Thank you @sarahelizabethlewis1 for introducing me to the photography of Gordon Parks ⭐️ @aliciakeys @therealswizzz I’m grateful for your intention in collecting his work and sharing it with the world. #BLACKHISTORYMONTH #aliciakeys #swizzbeatz #gordonparks #sarahelizabethlewis
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Flora. This is of the images I’ll teach from today in my Harvard Vision & Justice class, a silhouette of an enslaved woman named Flora. It accompanied the handwritten sale bill. She was sold for 25 pounds sterling on Dec. 13, 1796 to A. Benjamin of Stratford, Connecticut, from M. Dwight of New Haven. The image is a silhouette, that 18th and 19th century practice that seemed to democratize the portrait. We can see the process of making-the sharp lines of the scissor cutting through the paper accenting her hair and profile. The image has been so critical for understanding who counts and who belongs in the United States, and how central for histories of liberation. We’ll honor you today in class, Flora. Over 200 years later, our joy in living and the attention we pay to your life will be a tribute. This image was at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in 2018-19 in the show, “Black Out: Silhouettes Then and Now,” curated by Asma Naeem, the Portrait Gallery’s curator of prints, drawings, and media arts. Photo: Corinne Purtill
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Flora. This is of the images I’ll teach from today in my Harvard Vision & Justice class, a silhouette of an enslaved woman named Flora. It accompanied the handwritten sale bill. She was sold for 25 pounds sterling on Dec. 13, 1796 to A. Benjamin of Stratford, Connecticut, from M. Dwight of New Haven. The image is a silhouette, that 18th and 19th century practice that seemed to democratize the portrait. We can see the process of making-the sharp lines of the scissor cutting through the paper accenting her hair and profile. The image has been so critical for understanding who counts and who belongs in the United States, and how central for histories of liberation. We’ll honor you today in class, Flora. Over 200 years later, our joy in living and the attention we pay to your life will be a tribute. This image was at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in 2018-19 in the show, “Black Out: Silhouettes Then and Now,” curated by Asma Naeem, the Portrait Gallery’s curator of prints, drawings, and media arts. Photo: Corinne Purtill
Sarah Lewis Instagram - Turning heat into light—transforming something that burns to something that can illuminate for others—that’s central to the creative act and on such masterful display with dear @ava ‘s Origin that it is just required viewing for all. What a thing to finish a book during this season. I don’t fully recognize that person I was a few months ago who was completing it. I’m so grateful for growth. I’m so grateful to be seen so fully through a film like @originmovie I’m so filled with joy for all that this work will do in the world. Thank you as always, amazing @ava. Thank you to these greats @niecynash1, Aunjanue Ellis Taylor. In this picture with @isabelwilkerson we were wearing the same dress in different colors. We loved it. And we love her through the gift she, Ava, and the extraordinary team at @arraynow have given us all.
Sarah Lewis - 1.2K Likes - The Kitchen Tables Series by Carrie Mae Weems is a landmark work of art for our generation. At the heart of the series is a question: how do we find our own power? It is a suite of works, twenty images with 14 text panels that do seem to be about relationships, women with lovers, mothers, and daughters. Yet the animating force is about the quest for sovereignty. I adore Carrie Mae Weems. It’s such an honor to have written about her work over the years. It’s such a joy to have her in my life as a sister and friend. Link in bio.

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Caption : The Kitchen Tables Series by Carrie Mae Weems is a landmark work of art for our generation. At the heart of the series is a question: how do we find our own power? It is a suite of works, twenty images with 14 text panels that do seem to be about relationships, women with lovers, mothers, and daughters. Yet the animating force is about the quest for sovereignty. I adore Carrie Mae Weems. It’s such an honor to have written about her work over the years. It’s such a joy to have her in my life as a sister and friend. Link in bio.
Likes : 1222Sarah Lewis - 1.2K Likes - The Kitchen Tables Series by Carrie Mae Weems is a landmark work of art for our generation. At the heart of the series is a question: how do we find our own power? It is a suite of works, twenty images with 14 text panels that do seem to be about relationships, women with lovers, mothers, and daughters. Yet the animating force is about the quest for sovereignty. I adore Carrie Mae Weems. It’s such an honor to have written about her work over the years. It’s such a joy to have her in my life as a sister and friend. Link in bio.

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Caption : The Kitchen Tables Series by Carrie Mae Weems is a landmark work of art for our generation. At the heart of the series is a question: how do we find our own power? It is a suite of works, twenty images with 14 text panels that do seem to be about relationships, women with lovers, mothers, and daughters. Yet the animating force is about the quest for sovereignty. I adore Carrie Mae Weems. It’s such an honor to have written about her work over the years. It’s such a joy to have her in my life as a sister and friend. Link in bio.
Likes : 1222Sarah Lewis - 1.2K Likes - What a thrill to unveil the cover of a book that took over a decade to have the courage to write.  I wrote the book to expose the facts: there was a time when Americans reckoned with and saw the fictions—the lies—used to legitimate the nation’s regime of racial hierarchy and learned to disregard them. The true significance of this hidden history and its full legacy has gone unseen—until now. The surprising catalyst occurred in the nineteenth century when the Caucasian War—the fight for independence in the Caucasus that coincided with the end of the US Civil War—revealed the instability of the entire regime of racial domination. Images of the Caucasus region and peoples captivated the American public but also showed that the place from which we derive “Caucasian” for whiteness was not white at all. Cultural and political figures ranging from P. T. Barnum to Frederick Douglass, W. E. B. Du Bois to Woodrow Wilson recognized such fictions and more, exploiting, unmasking, critiquing, or burying them. To acknowledge the falsehood at the core of racial order proved unthinkable, especially as Jim Crow and segregation took hold. Sight became a form of racial sculpture, vision a knife excising what no longer served the stability of racial hierarchy. That stability was shaped, crucially, by what was left out, what we have been conditioned not to see. The Unseen Truth shows how visual tactics have long secured our regime of racial hierarchy in spite of its false foundations—and offers a way to begin to dismantle it. I’m so grateful to all who willed this book out of me, and who were with me on the journey! A few dear friends, years ago, thought this book would put me in the witness protection program. It was understandable. It started with research on the Caucasian War and once bore that title. I’m so grateful for their belief in me to write the book that this has become. Of course, you know who is on the cover: a work by the divine Carrie Mae Weems, designed by Pacific. Here’s to the fire of truth. Here’s to the beauty of surrender. Onward with total joy. Link in bio for pre-orders. #UnseenTruth #WhenRaceChangedSight #visionandjustice

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Caption : What a thrill to unveil the cover of a book that took over a decade to have the courage to write.  I wrote the book to expose the facts: there was a time when Americans reckoned with and saw the fictions—the lies—used to legitimate the nation’s regime of racial hierarchy and learned to disregard them. The true significance of this hidden history and its full legacy has gone unseen—until now. The surprising catalyst occurred in the nineteenth century when the Caucasian War—the fight for independence in the Caucasus that coincided with the end of the US Civil War—revealed the instability of the entire regime of racial domination. Images of the Caucasus region and peoples captivated the American public but also showed that the place from which we derive “Caucasian” for whiteness was not white at all. Cultural and political figures ranging from P. T. Barnum to Frederick Douglass, W. E. B. Du Bois to Woodrow Wilson recognized such fictions and more, exploiting, unmasking, critiquing, or burying them. To acknowledge the falsehood at the core of racial order proved unthinkable, especially as Jim Crow and segregation took hold. Sight became a form of racial sculpture, vision a knife excising what no longer served the stability of racial hierarchy. That stability was shaped, crucially, by what was left out, what we have been conditioned not to see. The Unseen Truth shows how visual tactics have long secured our regime of racial hierarchy in spite of its false foundations—and offers a way to begin to dismantle it. I’m so grateful to all who willed this book out of me, and who were with me on the journey! A few dear friends, years ago, thought this book would put me in the witness protection program. It was understandable. It started with research on the Caucasian War and once bore that title. I’m so grateful for their belief in me to write the book that this has become. Of course, you know who is on the cover: a work by the divine Carrie Mae Weems, designed by Pacific. Here’s to the fire of truth. Here’s to the beauty of surrender. Onward with total joy. Link in bio for pre-orders. #UnseenTruth #WhenRaceChangedSight #visionandjustice
Likes : 1175Sarah Lewis - 1.2K Likes - I was thinking of when I first met Kamala Harris, we had landed in a photo shoot for Oprah’s Power List. (I was curating at MoMA and had just been put up for a position in Washington). Getting 20 women camera ready meant hours to talk while getting done up. I listened to hear, watched her, and learned from her. And I loved her converse (not pictured in this shot. Tyler Mitchell got that right years later). What I saw that first day has made me smile for years as she had lead us. I’m so inspired. #Harris2024

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Caption : I was thinking of when I first met Kamala Harris, we had landed in a photo shoot for Oprah’s Power List. (I was curating at MoMA and had just been put up for a position in Washington). Getting 20 women camera ready meant hours to talk while getting done up. I listened to hear, watched her, and learned from her. And I loved her converse (not pictured in this shot. Tyler Mitchell got that right years later). What I saw that first day has made me smile for years as she had lead us. I’m so inspired. #Harris2024
Likes : 1150Sarah Lewis - 1K Likes - So much fun at the Gordon Parks gala honoring his courageous legacy and how it manifests in our culture today.

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Caption : So much fun at the Gordon Parks gala honoring his courageous legacy and how it manifests in our culture today.
Likes : 1023Sarah Lewis - 1K Likes - So much fun at the Gordon Parks gala honoring his courageous legacy and how it manifests in our culture today.

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Caption : So much fun at the Gordon Parks gala honoring his courageous legacy and how it manifests in our culture today.
Likes : 1023Sarah Lewis - 1K Likes - So much fun at the Gordon Parks gala honoring his courageous legacy and how it manifests in our culture today.

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Caption : So much fun at the Gordon Parks gala honoring his courageous legacy and how it manifests in our culture today.
Likes : 1023Sarah Lewis - 836 Likes - How could we start the Vision & Justice Book Series, discussed in the New York Times, without a tribute to the work of beloved, landmark critic and curator, Maurice Berger? The look on Alicia Keys and Swizz Beats face says it all. In the arts, we have long relied on his words and vision. I was torn apart when he died of covid in 2020 very early on. His was the voice we needed. At the time, sequestered in our homes, the importance of seeing could not have been more clear. We were transfixed by images of racial injustice and inequity. The main organ for public discussions about these images for decades seemed gone. In the wake of Maurice’s passing has emerged new energy to carry his torch. Deb Willis, Leigh Raiford and I are thrilled to be co-publishing the collection of his Race Stories in the New York Times with Aperture in October 2024. It will be the first volume in the Vision & Justice Book Series, followed by books on the work of Coreen Simpson and Doug Harris. Thank you to the Aperture team and our stunning group of advisors. We miss you, Maurice, and love you so. Link to pre-order the book is on Aperture’s site. Link in bio

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Caption : How could we start the Vision & Justice Book Series, discussed in the New York Times, without a tribute to the work of beloved, landmark critic and curator, Maurice Berger? The look on Alicia Keys and Swizz Beats face says it all. In the arts, we have long relied on his words and vision. I was torn apart when he died of covid in 2020 very early on. His was the voice we needed. At the time, sequestered in our homes, the importance of seeing could not have been more clear. We were transfixed by images of racial injustice and inequity. The main organ for public discussions about these images for decades seemed gone. In the wake of Maurice’s passing has emerged new energy to carry his torch. Deb Willis, Leigh Raiford and I are thrilled to be co-publishing the collection of his Race Stories in the New York Times with Aperture in October 2024. It will be the first volume in the Vision & Justice Book Series, followed by books on the work of Coreen Simpson and Doug Harris. Thank you to the Aperture team and our stunning group of advisors. We miss you, Maurice, and love you so. Link to pre-order the book is on Aperture’s site. Link in bio
Likes : 836Sarah Lewis - 780 Likes - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸

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Caption : My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell – could not have done it without you) 🙂 Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Likes : 780Sarah Lewis - 780 Likes - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸

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Caption : My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell – could not have done it without you) 🙂 Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Likes : 780Sarah Lewis - 780 Likes - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸

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Caption : My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell – could not have done it without you) 🙂 Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Likes : 780Sarah Lewis - 780 Likes - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸

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Caption : My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell – could not have done it without you) 🙂 Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Likes : 780Sarah Lewis - 780 Likes - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸

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Caption : My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell – could not have done it without you) 🙂 Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Likes : 780Sarah Lewis - 780 Likes - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸

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Caption : My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell – could not have done it without you) 🙂 Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Likes : 780Sarah Lewis - 780 Likes - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸

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Caption : My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell – could not have done it without you) 🙂 Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Likes : 780Sarah Lewis - 780 Likes - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸

780 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell – could not have done it without you) 🙂 Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Likes : 780Sarah Lewis - 780 Likes - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸

780 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell – could not have done it without you) 🙂 Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Likes : 780Sarah Lewis - 780 Likes - My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell - could not have done it without you) :) Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸

780 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : My second article for harvard was just published about @visionandjustice taught by the incredible @sarahelizabethlewis1 !! 📸📝 It was an honor to work with Professor Lewis and these incredible students over the past semester to expand upon what we learned in the classroom and bring my, and their, photographic vision to life. Thank you to everyone who made this possible (shoutout @stephanie_blair_mitchell – could not have done it without you) 🙂 Check out the link in my bio to read the article and learn more about V J and these students 😸😸
Likes : 780Sarah Lewis - 556 Likes - Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.

556 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.
Likes : 556Sarah Lewis - 556 Likes - Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.

556 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.
Likes : 556Sarah Lewis - 556 Likes - Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.

556 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.
Likes : 556Sarah Lewis - 556 Likes - Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.

556 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.
Likes : 556Sarah Lewis - 556 Likes - Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.

556 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.
Likes : 556Sarah Lewis - 556 Likes - Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.

556 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : Thank you to @sarahelizabethlewis1 and @sherrilynifill for joining #IdeasAtFord for a moving reflection on the issues raised in The #UnseenTruth, Sarah’s meticulously researched landmark new work in the literature on race. Don’t miss this book which offers a new way of seeing the racial fictions that surround us.
Likes : 556Sarah Lewis - 431 Likes - How can art shape society and advance racial justice? Join us for Juilliard’s 12th Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Speaker Series featuring Sarah Lewis, renowned Harvard professor and founder of Vision & Justice (@VisionandJustice). Her inspiring lecture will explore the connections between art, race, and democracy.    📅 Thursday, Jan 23  🕕 6:00PM  📍 Paul Hall  This event is free and open to the public, but tickets are limited and going fast—reserve yours now at the link in our bio. Let’s come together to envision a more just future.

431 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : How can art shape society and advance racial justice? Join us for Juilliard’s 12th Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Speaker Series featuring Sarah Lewis, renowned Harvard professor and founder of Vision & Justice (@VisionandJustice). Her inspiring lecture will explore the connections between art, race, and democracy.    📅 Thursday, Jan 23  🕕 6:00PM  📍 Paul Hall  This event is free and open to the public, but tickets are limited and going fast—reserve yours now at the link in our bio. Let’s come together to envision a more just future.
Likes : 431Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Dylan Goodman—watch out for her! One of my new favorite photographers and also my extraordinary former student and incredible human being created a stunning photo essay inspired by the Vision & Justice course and Richard Avedon specially. Thank you dear Dylan! It is such a privilege to teach and you all inspire so. I am moved to tears by what you wrote. #harvard #visionandjustice

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Caption : Dylan Goodman—watch out for her! One of my new favorite photographers and also my extraordinary former student and incredible human being created a stunning photo essay inspired by the Vision & Justice course and Richard Avedon specially. Thank you dear Dylan! It is such a privilege to teach and you all inspire so. I am moved to tears by what you wrote. #harvard #visionandjustice
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Dylan Goodman—watch out for her! One of my new favorite photographers and also my extraordinary former student and incredible human being created a stunning photo essay inspired by the Vision & Justice course and Richard Avedon specially. Thank you dear Dylan! It is such a privilege to teach and you all inspire so. I am moved to tears by what you wrote. #harvard #visionandjustice

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : Dylan Goodman—watch out for her! One of my new favorite photographers and also my extraordinary former student and incredible human being created a stunning photo essay inspired by the Vision & Justice course and Richard Avedon specially. Thank you dear Dylan! It is such a privilege to teach and you all inspire so. I am moved to tears by what you wrote. #harvard #visionandjustice
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Dylan Goodman—watch out for her! One of my new favorite photographers and also my extraordinary former student and incredible human being created a stunning photo essay inspired by the Vision & Justice course and Richard Avedon specially. Thank you dear Dylan! It is such a privilege to teach and you all inspire so. I am moved to tears by what you wrote. #harvard #visionandjustice

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : Dylan Goodman—watch out for her! One of my new favorite photographers and also my extraordinary former student and incredible human being created a stunning photo essay inspired by the Vision & Justice course and Richard Avedon specially. Thank you dear Dylan! It is such a privilege to teach and you all inspire so. I am moved to tears by what you wrote. #harvard #visionandjustice
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Love how Terrence Jennings stopped to capture our love for Aggie Gund at the fabulous Gordon Parks gala. Beautiful. Always giving her her flowers.

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Caption : Love how Terrence Jennings stopped to capture our love for Aggie Gund at the fabulous Gordon Parks gala. Beautiful. Always giving her her flowers.
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Joy! Pre-gaming! And Amy Sherald’s speech to salute Alicia Keys and Swizz Beats at the Gordon Parks gala was beautiful! No surprise. Here’s to the thrill and honor of celebrating the artists brought together by the legacy of Parks and his extraordinary work! Photo by: @carlocatastrophe

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Caption : Joy! Pre-gaming! And Amy Sherald’s speech to salute Alicia Keys and Swizz Beats at the Gordon Parks gala was beautiful! No surprise. Here’s to the thrill and honor of celebrating the artists brought together by the legacy of Parks and his extraordinary work! Photo by: @carlocatastrophe
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : It’s such a pleasure and an honor to be invited to speak at Aspen Ideas Festival this year, joining over 200 leaders, curated by Tina Brown, to consider how we find light in dark times. My first time at Aspen let me meet the great Congressman John Lewis. My book The Rise had just been published and we had a book signings together, side my side. I’ll never forgot how he spent that time—trying to figure out if we, Lewis’s, could be related. He was so sweet. I remember that often, as I think of how we are all in lineage with him, and so deeply in his debt as we all work to shine a light for others. Here’s to the journey and more surprises this year.
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - LATOYA RUBY FRAZIER. So thrilled for my Sis and all those who will be touched by her stunning exhibition that just opened at MoMA in NYC curated by none other than Roxana Marcoci. Did we ever celebrate last night. Aggie Gund came decked. Dolores Huerta. My goodness. Here’s to this work that will last for the ages and represents the full force of the work of culture for justice in the United States

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Caption : LATOYA RUBY FRAZIER. So thrilled for my Sis and all those who will be touched by her stunning exhibition that just opened at MoMA in NYC curated by none other than Roxana Marcoci. Did we ever celebrate last night. Aggie Gund came decked. Dolores Huerta. My goodness. Here’s to this work that will last for the ages and represents the full force of the work of culture for justice in the United States
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - LATOYA RUBY FRAZIER. So thrilled for my Sis and all those who will be touched by her stunning exhibition that just opened at MoMA in NYC curated by none other than Roxana Marcoci. Did we ever celebrate last night. Aggie Gund came decked. Dolores Huerta. My goodness. Here’s to this work that will last for the ages and represents the full force of the work of culture for justice in the United States

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : LATOYA RUBY FRAZIER. So thrilled for my Sis and all those who will be touched by her stunning exhibition that just opened at MoMA in NYC curated by none other than Roxana Marcoci. Did we ever celebrate last night. Aggie Gund came decked. Dolores Huerta. My goodness. Here’s to this work that will last for the ages and represents the full force of the work of culture for justice in the United States
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - What an honor to be asked to deliver the commencement address for Pratt Institute at Radio City Music Hall in May and receive an Honorary Degree on behalf of the Vision and Justice initiative. Wow! Thinking of all of the ancestors who I will bring up with me when I speak, and so excited to celebrate and join the class of 2024 at Pratt!!

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Caption : What an honor to be asked to deliver the commencement address for Pratt Institute at Radio City Music Hall in May and receive an Honorary Degree on behalf of the Vision and Justice initiative. Wow! Thinking of all of the ancestors who I will bring up with me when I speak, and so excited to celebrate and join the class of 2024 at Pratt!!
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - What an honor to be asked to deliver the commencement address for Pratt Institute at Radio City Music Hall in May and receive an Honorary Degree on behalf of the Vision and Justice initiative. Wow! Thinking of all of the ancestors who I will bring up with me when I speak, and so excited to celebrate and join the class of 2024 at Pratt!!

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : What an honor to be asked to deliver the commencement address for Pratt Institute at Radio City Music Hall in May and receive an Honorary Degree on behalf of the Vision and Justice initiative. Wow! Thinking of all of the ancestors who I will bring up with me when I speak, and so excited to celebrate and join the class of 2024 at Pratt!!
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.

3 Likes – Sarah Lewis Instagram

Caption : Love is a method and the only way. For all that we discussed about art and politics, and it always came back to that, as Hank Willis Thomas said and lives in his art and life. Total joy hanging my (no-insta) dear friend in my @visionandjustice class and at the IOP at Harvard on Monday.
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - The New York Times announced Coreen Simpson’s forthcoming monograph with our new Vision & Justice publishing imprint and she served in her portrait. That’s her. As Coreen Simpson said, she deserves a book with gravitas on her work. She has for decades. The aim of the Vision and Justice Book Series is to correct injustices like these. To change the narrative about who counts and who belongs, you need to protect the libraries from erasures. From omissions. There is good reason for why they are such a battleground today. The aim of Vision and Justice Book Series, in partnership with Aperture Foundation, is to center the unheralded, yet landmark work of Black artists, scholars, and writers whose work has been central to understanding the role of images in generating equity and justice in America. Deborah Willis, Leigh Raiford, and I are excited to be launching the Vision and Justice Book Series with an extraordinary advisory team and editors at Aperture. The V&J series commences with three titles that celebrate a vanguard of image-makers and artistic legacies: Race Stories: Essays on the Power of Images, the first posthumous collection of writings by cultural historian, curator, and writer Maurice Berger (1956–2020); and two monographs that salute the unheralded, yet foundational work of Doug Harris and Coreen Simpson. This portrait of Coreen Simpson at home in Brooklyn is courtesy of The New York Times. Photo: Elias Williams. #visionandjustice #coreensimpson #mauriceberger #dougharris #photography

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Caption : The New York Times announced Coreen Simpson’s forthcoming monograph with our new Vision & Justice publishing imprint and she served in her portrait. That’s her. As Coreen Simpson said, she deserves a book with gravitas on her work. She has for decades. The aim of the Vision and Justice Book Series is to correct injustices like these. To change the narrative about who counts and who belongs, you need to protect the libraries from erasures. From omissions. There is good reason for why they are such a battleground today. The aim of Vision and Justice Book Series, in partnership with Aperture Foundation, is to center the unheralded, yet landmark work of Black artists, scholars, and writers whose work has been central to understanding the role of images in generating equity and justice in America. Deborah Willis, Leigh Raiford, and I are excited to be launching the Vision and Justice Book Series with an extraordinary advisory team and editors at Aperture. The V&J series commences with three titles that celebrate a vanguard of image-makers and artistic legacies: Race Stories: Essays on the Power of Images, the first posthumous collection of writings by cultural historian, curator, and writer Maurice Berger (1956–2020); and two monographs that salute the unheralded, yet foundational work of Doug Harris and Coreen Simpson. This portrait of Coreen Simpson at home in Brooklyn is courtesy of The New York Times. Photo: Elias Williams. #visionandjustice #coreensimpson #mauriceberger #dougharris #photography
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - One of the gifts of my family is that I was taught a real reverence for the ancestors, and for love as a force—the main force for creating life. To think, we are here because of the love: between two people or the love that they found amidst it all inspires me so.   So happy to be back on the island of my ancestors in Montserrat, a tiny, tiny island in the Caribbean , to touch the ground where they walked as I finish a project that has taken over a decade of my life. I love making this time to thank them for the love that made me, and for those acts of love that make us all.   James Baldwin let us know: “This is why one must say Yes to life and embrace it whenever it is found … […] For nothing is fixed, forever and forever and forever, it is not fixed; the earth is always shifting, the light is always changing, the sea does not cease to grind down rock. Generations do not cease to be born, and we are responsible to them because we are the only witnesses they have. The sea rises, the light fails, lovers cling to each other, and children cling to us. The moment we cease to hold each other, the moment we break faith with one another, the sea engulfs us and the light goes out.” —Nothing Personal

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Caption : One of the gifts of my family is that I was taught a real reverence for the ancestors, and for love as a force—the main force for creating life. To think, we are here because of the love: between two people or the love that they found amidst it all inspires me so.   So happy to be back on the island of my ancestors in Montserrat, a tiny, tiny island in the Caribbean , to touch the ground where they walked as I finish a project that has taken over a decade of my life. I love making this time to thank them for the love that made me, and for those acts of love that make us all.   James Baldwin let us know: “This is why one must say Yes to life and embrace it whenever it is found … […] For nothing is fixed, forever and forever and forever, it is not fixed; the earth is always shifting, the light is always changing, the sea does not cease to grind down rock. Generations do not cease to be born, and we are responsible to them because we are the only witnesses they have. The sea rises, the light fails, lovers cling to each other, and children cling to us. The moment we cease to hold each other, the moment we break faith with one another, the sea engulfs us and the light goes out.” —Nothing Personal
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - One of the gifts of my family is that I was taught a real reverence for the ancestors, and for love as a force—the main force for creating life. To think, we are here because of the love: between two people or the love that they found amidst it all inspires me so.   So happy to be back on the island of my ancestors in Montserrat, a tiny, tiny island in the Caribbean , to touch the ground where they walked as I finish a project that has taken over a decade of my life. I love making this time to thank them for the love that made me, and for those acts of love that make us all.   James Baldwin let us know: “This is why one must say Yes to life and embrace it whenever it is found … […] For nothing is fixed, forever and forever and forever, it is not fixed; the earth is always shifting, the light is always changing, the sea does not cease to grind down rock. Generations do not cease to be born, and we are responsible to them because we are the only witnesses they have. The sea rises, the light fails, lovers cling to each other, and children cling to us. The moment we cease to hold each other, the moment we break faith with one another, the sea engulfs us and the light goes out.” —Nothing Personal

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Caption : One of the gifts of my family is that I was taught a real reverence for the ancestors, and for love as a force—the main force for creating life. To think, we are here because of the love: between two people or the love that they found amidst it all inspires me so.   So happy to be back on the island of my ancestors in Montserrat, a tiny, tiny island in the Caribbean , to touch the ground where they walked as I finish a project that has taken over a decade of my life. I love making this time to thank them for the love that made me, and for those acts of love that make us all.   James Baldwin let us know: “This is why one must say Yes to life and embrace it whenever it is found … […] For nothing is fixed, forever and forever and forever, it is not fixed; the earth is always shifting, the light is always changing, the sea does not cease to grind down rock. Generations do not cease to be born, and we are responsible to them because we are the only witnesses they have. The sea rises, the light fails, lovers cling to each other, and children cling to us. The moment we cease to hold each other, the moment we break faith with one another, the sea engulfs us and the light goes out.” —Nothing Personal
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Total joy moderating a panel about the power of culture with these stunning artists, @laolunyc @rdeborah191 @michaelray.charles, friends and heroes. Thank you @sxsw! Thank you @julietrblake

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Caption : Total joy moderating a panel about the power of culture with these stunning artists, @laolunyc @rdeborah191 @michaelray.charles, friends and heroes. Thank you @sxsw! Thank you @julietrblake
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl

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Caption : Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl

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Caption : Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl

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Caption : Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl

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Caption : Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl

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Caption : Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl

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Caption : Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl

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Caption : Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl

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Caption : Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl

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Caption : Congratulations to my dear Andrea Achi, the mastermind curator behind a truly historic exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum about the true role of Africa as an artistic, economic, and cultural force in the ancient world. Her stunning feat—the Africa and Byzantium exhibition—shows what is possible when we commit to telling the full story of who we are and who we have been.   Sweet bonus: I’ve never been in a show of ancient art that focused as much on love—what it takes, what makes it possible. In the end, what matters is the depth of love: how you show it, if you trust it, and what you do to let it bloom all around. It’s the only force that can trespass worlds, after all, and it traveled across centuries that day at the Met.   Andrea, you have done it, with vision, joy, humility, and tenacity. 🤍🤍   Congratulations again! “Bright as the sun” indeed. (Last slide is just because what an embrace) Thank you to the four graces who made this such an epic day! @melissahaizlip_ and @sharmackl
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Caption : May we stay in love with the beauty of life, lived fully, aloud, dancing with it all. This Lynette is 💜💥 Still not over #giantsbkm
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - @therealswizzz and @aliciakeys made history last night at the Brooklyn Museum with their extraordinary DEAN art collection exhibition GIANTS of the Giant artists among us and before us. A night to float and celebrate joy and possibilities in this life as we must each and every day! So…No image carousel is going to give you a sense of how EPIC it is—it is beyond that—so please go to the Brooklyn Museum and have some of the best hours of your life. You will leave with your heart open, mind expanded, and clear of what Kasseem always says, “The sky is not the limit—it’s just the view.” And to my dear @annepasternak and @drkimgant, for your leadership and vision, congratulations!! Epic all the way around. #giantsbkm

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Caption : @therealswizzz and @aliciakeys made history last night at the Brooklyn Museum with their extraordinary DEAN art collection exhibition GIANTS of the Giant artists among us and before us. A night to float and celebrate joy and possibilities in this life as we must each and every day! So…No image carousel is going to give you a sense of how EPIC it is—it is beyond that—so please go to the Brooklyn Museum and have some of the best hours of your life. You will leave with your heart open, mind expanded, and clear of what Kasseem always says, “The sky is not the limit—it’s just the view.” And to my dear @annepasternak and @drkimgant, for your leadership and vision, congratulations!! Epic all the way around. #giantsbkm
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - @therealswizzz and @aliciakeys made history last night at the Brooklyn Museum with their extraordinary DEAN art collection exhibition GIANTS of the Giant artists among us and before us. A night to float and celebrate joy and possibilities in this life as we must each and every day! So…No image carousel is going to give you a sense of how EPIC it is—it is beyond that—so please go to the Brooklyn Museum and have some of the best hours of your life. You will leave with your heart open, mind expanded, and clear of what Kasseem always says, “The sky is not the limit—it’s just the view.” And to my dear @annepasternak and @drkimgant, for your leadership and vision, congratulations!! Epic all the way around. #giantsbkm

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Caption : @therealswizzz and @aliciakeys made history last night at the Brooklyn Museum with their extraordinary DEAN art collection exhibition GIANTS of the Giant artists among us and before us. A night to float and celebrate joy and possibilities in this life as we must each and every day! So…No image carousel is going to give you a sense of how EPIC it is—it is beyond that—so please go to the Brooklyn Museum and have some of the best hours of your life. You will leave with your heart open, mind expanded, and clear of what Kasseem always says, “The sky is not the limit—it’s just the view.” And to my dear @annepasternak and @drkimgant, for your leadership and vision, congratulations!! Epic all the way around. #giantsbkm
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Love this dear Yara Shahidi! Repost from @yarashahidi: INVISIBLE MAN, a photo series by Gordon Parks (Inspired by Ralph Ellison’s Novel) 🎞️ During Black History month I reflect on our ability to render OURSELVES visible, in-spite of forces that try to disappear our beauty, our community, our humanity. Thank you @sarahelizabethlewis1 for introducing me to the photography of Gordon Parks ⭐️ @aliciakeys @therealswizzz I’m grateful for your intention in collecting his work and sharing it with the world. #BLACKHISTORYMONTH #aliciakeys #swizzbeatz #gordonparks #sarahelizabethlewis

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Caption : Love this dear Yara Shahidi! Repost from @yarashahidi: INVISIBLE MAN, a photo series by Gordon Parks (Inspired by Ralph Ellison’s Novel) 🎞️ During Black History month I reflect on our ability to render OURSELVES visible, in-spite of forces that try to disappear our beauty, our community, our humanity. Thank you @sarahelizabethlewis1 for introducing me to the photography of Gordon Parks ⭐️ @aliciakeys @therealswizzz I’m grateful for your intention in collecting his work and sharing it with the world. #BLACKHISTORYMONTH #aliciakeys #swizzbeatz #gordonparks #sarahelizabethlewis
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Love this dear Yara Shahidi! Repost from @yarashahidi: INVISIBLE MAN, a photo series by Gordon Parks (Inspired by Ralph Ellison’s Novel) 🎞️ During Black History month I reflect on our ability to render OURSELVES visible, in-spite of forces that try to disappear our beauty, our community, our humanity. Thank you @sarahelizabethlewis1 for introducing me to the photography of Gordon Parks ⭐️ @aliciakeys @therealswizzz I’m grateful for your intention in collecting his work and sharing it with the world. #BLACKHISTORYMONTH #aliciakeys #swizzbeatz #gordonparks #sarahelizabethlewis

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Caption : Love this dear Yara Shahidi! Repost from @yarashahidi: INVISIBLE MAN, a photo series by Gordon Parks (Inspired by Ralph Ellison’s Novel) 🎞️ During Black History month I reflect on our ability to render OURSELVES visible, in-spite of forces that try to disappear our beauty, our community, our humanity. Thank you @sarahelizabethlewis1 for introducing me to the photography of Gordon Parks ⭐️ @aliciakeys @therealswizzz I’m grateful for your intention in collecting his work and sharing it with the world. #BLACKHISTORYMONTH #aliciakeys #swizzbeatz #gordonparks #sarahelizabethlewis
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Love this dear Yara Shahidi! Repost from @yarashahidi: INVISIBLE MAN, a photo series by Gordon Parks (Inspired by Ralph Ellison’s Novel) 🎞️ During Black History month I reflect on our ability to render OURSELVES visible, in-spite of forces that try to disappear our beauty, our community, our humanity. Thank you @sarahelizabethlewis1 for introducing me to the photography of Gordon Parks ⭐️ @aliciakeys @therealswizzz I’m grateful for your intention in collecting his work and sharing it with the world. #BLACKHISTORYMONTH #aliciakeys #swizzbeatz #gordonparks #sarahelizabethlewis

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Caption : Love this dear Yara Shahidi! Repost from @yarashahidi: INVISIBLE MAN, a photo series by Gordon Parks (Inspired by Ralph Ellison’s Novel) 🎞️ During Black History month I reflect on our ability to render OURSELVES visible, in-spite of forces that try to disappear our beauty, our community, our humanity. Thank you @sarahelizabethlewis1 for introducing me to the photography of Gordon Parks ⭐️ @aliciakeys @therealswizzz I’m grateful for your intention in collecting his work and sharing it with the world. #BLACKHISTORYMONTH #aliciakeys #swizzbeatz #gordonparks #sarahelizabethlewis
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Flora. This is of the images I’ll teach from today in my Harvard Vision & Justice class, a silhouette of an enslaved woman named Flora. It accompanied the handwritten sale bill. She was sold for 25 pounds sterling on Dec. 13, 1796 to A. Benjamin of Stratford, Connecticut, from M. Dwight of New Haven. The image is a silhouette, that 18th and 19th century practice that seemed to democratize the portrait. We can see the process of making-the sharp lines of the scissor cutting through the paper accenting her hair and profile. The image has been so critical for understanding who counts and who belongs in the United States, and how central for histories of liberation. We’ll honor you today in class, Flora. Over 200 years later, our joy in living and the attention we pay to your life will be a tribute. This image was at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in 2018-19 in the show, “Black Out: Silhouettes Then and Now,” curated by Asma Naeem, the Portrait Gallery’s curator of prints, drawings, and media arts. Photo: Corinne Purtill

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Caption : Flora. This is of the images I’ll teach from today in my Harvard Vision & Justice class, a silhouette of an enslaved woman named Flora. It accompanied the handwritten sale bill. She was sold for 25 pounds sterling on Dec. 13, 1796 to A. Benjamin of Stratford, Connecticut, from M. Dwight of New Haven. The image is a silhouette, that 18th and 19th century practice that seemed to democratize the portrait. We can see the process of making-the sharp lines of the scissor cutting through the paper accenting her hair and profile. The image has been so critical for understanding who counts and who belongs in the United States, and how central for histories of liberation. We’ll honor you today in class, Flora. Over 200 years later, our joy in living and the attention we pay to your life will be a tribute. This image was at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in 2018-19 in the show, “Black Out: Silhouettes Then and Now,” curated by Asma Naeem, the Portrait Gallery’s curator of prints, drawings, and media arts. Photo: Corinne Purtill
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Flora. This is of the images I’ll teach from today in my Harvard Vision & Justice class, a silhouette of an enslaved woman named Flora. It accompanied the handwritten sale bill. She was sold for 25 pounds sterling on Dec. 13, 1796 to A. Benjamin of Stratford, Connecticut, from M. Dwight of New Haven. The image is a silhouette, that 18th and 19th century practice that seemed to democratize the portrait. We can see the process of making-the sharp lines of the scissor cutting through the paper accenting her hair and profile. The image has been so critical for understanding who counts and who belongs in the United States, and how central for histories of liberation. We’ll honor you today in class, Flora. Over 200 years later, our joy in living and the attention we pay to your life will be a tribute. This image was at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in 2018-19 in the show, “Black Out: Silhouettes Then and Now,” curated by Asma Naeem, the Portrait Gallery’s curator of prints, drawings, and media arts. Photo: Corinne Purtill

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Caption : Flora. This is of the images I’ll teach from today in my Harvard Vision & Justice class, a silhouette of an enslaved woman named Flora. It accompanied the handwritten sale bill. She was sold for 25 pounds sterling on Dec. 13, 1796 to A. Benjamin of Stratford, Connecticut, from M. Dwight of New Haven. The image is a silhouette, that 18th and 19th century practice that seemed to democratize the portrait. We can see the process of making-the sharp lines of the scissor cutting through the paper accenting her hair and profile. The image has been so critical for understanding who counts and who belongs in the United States, and how central for histories of liberation. We’ll honor you today in class, Flora. Over 200 years later, our joy in living and the attention we pay to your life will be a tribute. This image was at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in 2018-19 in the show, “Black Out: Silhouettes Then and Now,” curated by Asma Naeem, the Portrait Gallery’s curator of prints, drawings, and media arts. Photo: Corinne Purtill
Likes : 3Sarah Lewis - 3 Likes - Turning heat into light—transforming something that burns to something that can illuminate for others—that’s central to the creative act and on such masterful display with dear @ava ‘s Origin that it is just required viewing for all. What a thing to finish a book during this season. I don’t fully recognize that person I was a few months ago who was completing it. I’m so grateful for growth. I’m so grateful to be seen so fully through a film like @originmovie I’m so filled with joy for all that this work will do in the world. Thank you as always, amazing @ava. Thank you to these greats @niecynash1, Aunjanue Ellis Taylor. In this picture with @isabelwilkerson we were wearing the same dress in different colors. We loved it. And we love her through the gift she, Ava, and the extraordinary team at @arraynow have given us all.

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Caption : Turning heat into light—transforming something that burns to something that can illuminate for others—that’s central to the creative act and on such masterful display with dear @ava ‘s Origin that it is just required viewing for all. What a thing to finish a book during this season. I don’t fully recognize that person I was a few months ago who was completing it. I’m so grateful for growth. I’m so grateful to be seen so fully through a film like @originmovie I’m so filled with joy for all that this work will do in the world. Thank you as always, amazing @ava. Thank you to these greats @niecynash1, Aunjanue Ellis Taylor. In this picture with @isabelwilkerson we were wearing the same dress in different colors. We loved it. And we love her through the gift she, Ava, and the extraordinary team at @arraynow have given us all.
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