“I paint paintings of Black people, so I feel like no matter what, there's a statement there. Because each painting I put out is correcting a narrative of absence, of something that wasn't there,” says artist Amy Sherald. Sherald says she wants her work "to humanize, to glorify, to celebrate, [and] to codify" Black people in American art history. | 60 Minutes

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