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This research honors the untold stories of Black instrument makers in the United States, celebrating their artistry, resilience, and legacy. Through archival research and storytelling, Amanda Ewing aims to lift the voices of Black instrument makers and reclaim their place in craft history. Ewing works to inspire new generations to see instrument making as cultural remembrance and as a living lineage of Black makers rooted in sound and craft.
Location
Nashville, TN
EDUCATION
MEDIUM
MATERIAL EXPLORATION
Grant amount
$10,480
Selected works
Photo credit: Mike Belleme
Photo credit: Mike Belleme
Photo credit: Mike Belleme
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