Sara Tang is in dialogue with Charlie Amáyá  Scott about her art practice of inspiring joy and justice. Most of us can relate to wondering who we are outside of our family and community. It takes courage to work through generational trauma and find out.  <a href="https://dineaesthetics.com/" target="_blank" rel= "noopener">https://dineaesthetics.com/</a>

Sara Tang is in dialogue with Charlie Amáyá Scott about her art practice of inspiring joy and justice. Most of us can relate to wondering who we are outside of our family and community. It takes courage to work through generational trauma and find out. https://dineaesthetics.com/

Sara Tang is in dialogue with Charlie Amáyá&nbsp; Scott about her art practice of inspiring joy and justice. Most of us can relate to wondering who we are outside of our family and community. It takes courage to work through generational trauma and find out.&nbsp; <a href="https://dineaesthetics.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://dineaesthetics.com/</a>

18 Charlie Amáyá  Scott

The #notwhite collective is a group of artists and arts administrators. We work in a sector where we can't see ourselves reflected back to us and where we may be the only ones advocating for equity, justice, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility for our people. We work in a sector that does not see us or see our art or work unless it can be used to fill quotas or beam optics. Throughout this series, #notwhite collective members will be in dialogue with our regional, national, and international colleagues and peers to unpack how we do what we do to decolonize and humanize the art sector. These are candid conversations with not white artists and art administrators from Pittsburgh and beyond.

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18 Charlie Amáyá Scott

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