The African American Museum of Philadelphia features a new exhibition by artist Demond Melancon titled 'As Any Means Are Necessary.' Melancon, based in New Orleans' 9th Ward and a member of the Young Seminole Hunters, creates large glass-beaded artworks solely using needle and thread. His work embodies the rich traditions of the Black Masking Culture, which has been celebrated for over two centuries. The exhibition highlights Melancon's artistry and tradition, running until July 27, making it an important cultural display for the museum and community.
Demond Melancon's new exhibition, 'As Any Means Are Necessary,' showcases his unique artistry rooted in the Black Masking Culture of New Orleans, using only needle and thread.
The African American Museum of Philadelphia presents a significant exhibition that highlights Melancon's massive glass-beaded art, linking the past traditions with contemporary expressions.
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