Artist Vicki Meek. Photo: Nan Coulter
Leslie Moody Castro talks with Dallas artist Vicki Meek about her Nasher Sculpture Center fellowship, for which she and a group of artists are researching, documenting, and interpreting the history of the Tenth Street Historic District Freedman’s Town in Oak Cliff.
“I wanted to be able to have a group of artists tap into this community, which is currently under siege in Dallas. We don’t know whether or not it is going to survive.”
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