By Jacob Clavijo | Editor-in-Chief

The Daura Museum of Art is featuring a collection from artist Veronica Jackson, titled A Constellation of Blackness, which focuses on the role of Black women in American history. 

In an artist statement posted to her website, the installation “investigates Black women’s visibility, value, and devaluation in visual culture, while responding to a gendered and racialized existence in America.”

Jackson’s artwork is available to view at the Daura until March 7. 

For more information, visit the Daura Museum of Art.

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  • Jacob is the Editor-in-Chief of The Critograph. Originally from Dallas, Jacob is a senior communications major with an emphasis in journalism.

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