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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
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 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
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 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
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 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
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 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
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 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
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 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
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 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
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 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
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 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
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 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
LOCATION:Museum of Natural and Cultural History
SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
LOCATION:Museum of Natural and Cultural History
SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
LOCATION:Museum of Natural and Cultural History
SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
LOCATION:Museum of Natural and Cultural History
SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
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 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
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 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
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 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTEND:20260522T030000Z
DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTART:20260522T170000Z
DTEND:20260523T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
LOCATION:Museum of Natural and Cultural History
SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
LOCATION:Museum of Natural and Cultural History
SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
LOCATION:Museum of Natural and Cultural History
SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
LOCATION:Museum of Natural and Cultural History
SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
LOCATION:Museum of Natural and Cultural History
SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
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SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
LOCATION:Museum of Natural and Cultural History
SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
LOCATION:Museum of Natural and Cultural History
SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
LOCATION:Museum of Natural and Cultural History
SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
LOCATION:Museum of Natural and Cultural History
SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTEND:20260619T030000Z
DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
LOCATION:Museum of Natural and Cultural History
SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTART:20260619T170000Z
DTEND:20260620T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
LOCATION:Museum of Natural and Cultural History
SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTAMP:20261015T235626Z
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DTSTART:20260620T170000Z
DTEND:20260621T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
LOCATION:Museum of Natural and Cultural History
SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTAMP:20261015T235626Z
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DTSTART:20260621T170000Z
DTEND:20260622T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:Meet Oregon’s early Black pioneers through colorful portraits
  that commemorate their role in shaping our state. \n\nArtist Jeremy Okai 
 Davis illuminates their lives and asks us to consider how we remember our 
 collective history. Davis's ten portraits of early Black residents of Oreg
 on tell stories often left out of history\, from a Civil War veteran to th
 e editor of Oregon's largest Black newspaper.\n\nReEnvisioned is traveled 
 and presented by Salem Art Association.
GEO:44.042918;-123.06807
LOCATION:Museum of Natural and Cultural History
SUMMARY:ReEnvisioned: Contemporary Portraits of Our Black Ancestors by Jere
 my Okai Davis
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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