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One of the most prominent artists of the Black Arts Movement and founder of the African American Master Artist-in-Residence Program at Northeastern University, Dana Chandler retired from his long professorship at Simmons College a few years ago. He now lives in Gallup, N.M., where his youngest son, Dana James, is making his own art and studying Native American history.
One of the most prominent artists of the Black Arts Movement and founder of the African American Master Artist-in-Residence Program at Northeastern University, Dana Chandler retired from his long professorship at Simmons College a few years ago. He now lives in Gallup, N.M., where his youngest son, Dana James, is making his own art and studying Native American history.
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