Two black British artists talk about being patronised by barmen, misunderstood by their peers – and why nurturing the next generation is as important as making their own work
Michaela Yearwood-Dan, 26, and Mary Evans 57, are black British artists of different generations, but are united in their exploration of race and culture. Michaela’s vibrant, floral romantic paintings call on her Caribbean heritage; Evans’ striking cut-out silhouettes reflect images of brutal moments in history. Both sat down to talk about their experiences as black women moving through the arts world, 30 years apart.Mary Evans: I always wanted to be an artist.
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