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Theresa Gaskin Uses Analog Collage to Archive Black Women's Stories
Artwork Archive's September 17 Featured Artist interview profiles Indigene Theresa Gaskin, the Bronx-born Afro-Caribbean artist who has used analog collage for over 25 years to archive the stories of Black women.

Artwork Archive's Featured Artist interview turns to Indigene Theresa Gaskin, a Bronx-born Afro-Caribbean artist with more than 25 years of practice. She uses analog collage as a way to archive the stories of Black women, working across pieces such as Hats of Heritage, Carried By Many Roads, Broadening Your Horizons, Topography of Thought and Journey To Headspace. The interview, published September 17, explores how her layered, hand-cut compositions preserve memory and identity.

