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Painter Amy Sherald Talks Exhibit Spotlighting Black American Life

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June 22, 2025

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New York's Whitney Museum of American Art’s new exhibit, American Sublime, features more than 40 of artist Amy Sherald’s paintings of contemporary Black American life. Sherald, best known for her portraits of Michelle Obama and Breonnna Taylor, sits down with NBC’s Antonia Hylton in this week’s Sunday Spotlight with a look inside the gallery and opens up about finding representation through art.

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