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Betye Saar, a pioneering African American assemblage artist, is approaching her 100th birthday and continues to create daily in her Laurel Canyon studio. Over her seven-decade career, she has transformed everyday salvaged materials into politically charged sculptures and assemblages that challenge racial stereotypes and expand representations of Black womanhood. Her work, including iconic pieces like "Black Girl’s Window" and "The Liberation of Aunt Jemima," is held in over 60 museum collections worldwide, and she remains active, inspired by her childhood, travels, and social experiences.
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