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Dindga McCannon

United States

Dindga McCannon, born in Harlem in 1947, is a renowned African American artist celebrated for her contributions to the Black Arts Movement and her innovative quilt-making. McCannon's work reflects themes of identity, feminism, and social justice, blending traditional quilting techniques with mixed media to create powerful narratives of Black life and history. She co-founded the Weusi Artist Collective and the Where We At Black Women Artists collective, advocating for greater visibility of Black women artists. McCannon's art has been exhibited globally, emphasizing the importance of cultural heritage and storytelling for social change.