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A Look Back at JAM, the Boundary-Pushing Art Gallery Still Unlike Any Other
Senga Nengudi performing ‘Air Propo’ at JAM, 1981. Courtesy Senga Nengudi and Lévy Gorvy. To say that Linda Goode Bryant did her utmost to keep the lights on at Just Above Midtown ...
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How One Contrarian Art Dealer Created Space for Black Artists Decades Before the White Art World Cared at All
Linda Goode Bryant’s idea to open Just Above Midtown (JAM) in 1974, the first gallery devoted to exhibiting black artists in New York’s toniest art neighborhood, was as simple as it was ...
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‘It’s All Art’: Legendary Gallerist Linda Goode Bryant on Why She Doesn’t Like the Term Social Practice, and How Feeding People Is a Creative Act
The exhibition “Just Above Midtown: Changing Spaces” will debut at the Museum of Modern Art in New York almost half a century after Linda Goode ... At that time, JAM was the only gallery ...