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Column: Why was Noyes exhibit pulled for cultural appropriation? - Evanston RoundTable
The empty second floor Upstairs Gallery at the Noyes Cultural Center, 927 Noyes St., Evanston Credit: Gay RiseboroughOn Sept. 5, an art exhibit was hung in the spacious Upstairs Gallery at the Noyes Cultural Arts Center, with the opening on Sept. 6. The work was subsequently removed on Sept. 18, although it was scheduled to remain on display until Dec. 2.The show was titled “The Spirit of Place,” and, according to Evanston’s description in the a…
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