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In the Studio: Ebony G. Patterson

Ebony G. Patterson is an artist based in Kingston, Jamaica and Chicago, Illinois and was a Spring 2024 Artist-in-Residence at the Joan Mitchell Center. This interview was filmed at the Joan Mitchell Center in April 2024. Learn more about Patterson’s work at Monique Meloche and Hales Gallery.

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