The Black Artists Union is a collective that assists in the movement and exhibition of artists and creators of the African diaspora. Their aim is to represent the ideas and work of contemporary Black creators. BAU is a platform to help develop skills for navigating and engaging in art spaces. This interview features BAU members Sidné Barnes, Destiny Grimm, Yanick Hunter and Aaron Jones in conversation with Andrew Hunter (AGG Senior Curator) in Parkdale and at their recent exhibition You Done Taken My Blues and Gone at Ignite Gallery (Kensington Market, Toronto).
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