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Alison Saar

Strange Fruit (1995)

Strange Fruit (1995)

A powerful, life-sized sculpture of a suspended female figure carved from wood by artist Alison Saar

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    “it's such a fight to find information about this piece. one day, i truly hope to find more about this in the archives. however, the connected ideas regarding this piece (i.e., Billie Holiday, Lynching in America, the Black archive, Boticelli's Venus) are worth such deep exploration (hopefully one day by me if i'm reading for the Art History PhD work)”

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